On the morning of November 12, 1870, Charley Clusker set out from San Bernardino, California, looking for a 255-year-old Spanish ship loaded with pearls and other treasures.
At the Gulf of California, there are legends dealing with some sort of a "phantom ship" which is seen only during violent storms. In most tales, the vision is an re-enactment of an ancient sea battle
The first time I heard this, I was in shock… It was if someone simply was giving me directions to their home. This is going to be easy, find the house and find the treasure, done!
Through the years I have heard of a man named Larry Justus only a couple of times, just a small story and I was never sure if it was noteworthy. I'm still not really sure if it is...
Somewhere along his travels, which included the Yuha desert, again just northwest of the Laguna Salada area, he came upon a ship, in the middle of the desert.
In May of 1964 a man named Elmer Carver told a fantastic story of how he found the Lost Ship of the Desert. He was one of very few people to have actually seen
Used by the Spanish Crown for maritime expeditions during the 16th through the 18th centuries. Galleons were intended to discover and then establish trade routes between Spain, America and the Philippines
For three turbulent centuries, the glimpse of a square sail and dragon-headed prow on the horizon struck terror into the hearts of medieval Europeans. Indeed, the Viking Age, from A.D. 800-1100, was the age of the sleek, speedy longship.
In the spring of 1876 one Captain Joshua Talbot stumbled upon the remains of an ancient vessel sticking out of the sand dunes 25 miles west of Yuma. At first glance he guessed that it must be the wreck of a Spanish galleon...
Small sailing vessels, originally developed by the Portuguese, that incorporated important advances in ship-building technology that made possible the great voyages of European exploration in the late 16th and 17th centuries and, more important...
- On the morning of November 12, 1870, Charley Clusker set out from San Bernardino, California, looking for a 255-year-old Spanish ship loaded with pearls and other treasures.
- At the Gulf of California, there are legends dealing with some sort of a "phantom ship" which is seen only during violent storms. In most tales, the vision is an re-enactment of an ancient sea battle
- The first time I heard this, I was in shock… It was if someone simply was giving me directions to their home. This is going to be easy, find the house and find the treasure, done!
- Through the years I have heard of a man named Larry Justus only a couple of times, just a small story and I was never sure if it was noteworthy. I'm still not really sure if it is...
- Somewhere along his travels, which included the Yuha desert, again just northwest of the Laguna Salada area, he came upon a ship, in the middle of the desert.
- In May of 1964 a man named Elmer Carver told a fantastic story of how he found the Lost Ship of the Desert. He was one of very few people to have actually seen
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