Spanish galleon El Preciado

 

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  • ALDO
    • 1. ALDO On 10/09/2010
    About all this, an old story tells the name of a Montevideo's little rocky beach beach named "LA MULATA", where many years ago a colored man was found dead at the shore (stabbed) this man was know for exchanging gold coins at the city and swimming naked with only a belt and a leather little bag attached. (Those items were found empty with the body) His woman spend a lot of time crying at the beach, hence the name La MULATA. Since I was born at Montevideo, I dive a lot there but found nothing, the water is muddy , but the Preciado items were found very near that place. Anyone can do his research of the above facts and try to find more ! (The colored man didnt use any dive gear, they havent been invented in those times !! Good Luck !!!
  • NORBERTO A. PRECIADO, JR
    • 2. NORBERTO A. PRECIADO, JR On 22/02/2009
    IT WAS INTERESTING TO LEARN ABOUT THE SUNKEN SHIP EL PRECIADO. MY WIFE AND I ARE TRAVELING TO MADRID, SPAIN TO LOOK UP MY FAMILY HISTORY. I HAVE NEVER BEEN TO SPAIN AND AM VERY EXCITED ABOUT SEEING MY SURNAME ALL OVER SPAIN.
    PLEASE FORWARD ANY COMMENTS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.
  • El Cazador
    • 3. El Cazador On 22/11/2008
    I tried to find more down there in 1995. I liked Uruguay and the people but the water was dirty. You need side scan sonar and a lot of diving to get anywhere. Go ahead, give it a shot. We found some cannon balls, bar shot, chain shot, grape shot cannister with a wood sabbot. That's it.
  • ray zwolenski
    • 4. ray zwolenski On 08/09/2008
    was any other treasures found there from the 1200 other shipwrecks
  • Slava
    • 5. Slava On 30/07/2008
    did anyone try to find it?

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