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Marine archaeologists Dr. Frederick Hanselmann, Dr. Chris Horrell, and specialist Ilya Inozemtsev analyze colorful magnetometer data on a laptop, revealing potential locations of Hernán Cortés' deliberately scuttled ships from 1519. Their intense focus reflects the critical decision-making process as they determine which of the hundreds of detected anomalies merit precious diving time in the waters off Villa Rica de la Vera Cruz. The vibrant digital patterns represent a modern treasure map to a 500-year-old mystery that reshaped the Americas.
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Marine archaeologists Dr. Frederick Hanselmann, Dr. Chris Horrell, and specialist Ilya Inozemtsev analyze colorful magnetometer data on a laptop, revealing potential locations of Hernán Cortés' deliberately scuttled ships from 1519. Their intense focus reflects the critical decision-making process as they determine which of the hundreds of detected anomalies merit precious diving time in the waters off Villa Rica de la Vera Cruz. The vibrant digital patterns represent a modern treasure map to a 500-year-old mystery that reshaped the Americas.