Seafarer Exploration Corp (SFRX)

[Boatswain]

I would agree on your time line if working south of the Sebastion Inlet where the botton mainly consists of shell rubble and coral. The area north of the inlet goes from shell rubble for about 10 to 12 miles, then it starts to turn into muck, the further north you go towards the Coco Beach area the deeper the muck. This stuff is like jello or better yet pudding. Finding anything other than what may ring off is very time consuming. Not trying to say it is impossible just hard. Drudges plug and the best method is propwash with divers cutting the muck. The best thing about muck is it preserve almost anything. I pulled up a beer can off Coco beach that dated to the late 1960s and it still had the color and no degradation and it was only 3.5 feet into the muck.