The Search for North Americas Oldest Shipwreck

[Scott McWilliam]

Re: The Search For North Americas Oldest Shipwreck
Navigating Gitche Gumee’s Sleeping gods and Rock Formations.

Another hyper link to a sexually explicit prehistoric navigation system, you to can learn to navigate Lake Superior's stone gods and mountanous breasts.

https://www.academia.edu/36171687/Na...g_Gitche_Gumee

 

[Scott McWilliam]

this is a better link to that paper.
Navigating Gitche Gumee 2

 

[shoredivr]

this is a better link to that paper.
Navigating Gitche Gumee 2

That was very interesting. We have forgotten how to navigate like this.

 

[Scott McWilliam]

my long-winded response

 

[Scott McWilliam]

hmmm, another typo, that should have been "spatial" not special

 

[Scott McWilliam]

The Search For North America's Oldest Shipwreck
Link to the published version.

 

[Jared0425]

Good job Scott. Although I am far more interested in the early European ships that sank between 1678-1804, it is interesting to see the remote locations that you have searched.

This is what I have researched as the oldest wrecks in the lakes system.

Frontenac 1678
Griffin 1679
Unnamed sloop wrecked in Lake Ontario 1732
Entire Wilkens Expedition 1753 Lake Erie
Iroquois 1767
Speedy 1783
Esperance Lake Huron 1787
Washington 1799
(HMS?) Hope Lake Huron 1804

 

[Scott McWilliam]

Well, those are all laudable research efforts and I wish you the best of luck. If you are into early historical shipwrecks of the Great lakes no one has really made much of an effort to track down the early Hudsons Bay Sailing vessels that operated on Lake Superior prior to the locks at the Sault St Marie, the Beaver, the Otter etc.,
One of the cool things about my prehistoric underwater archaeology project is that the plan is to produce a feature-length documentary on the subject. I am starting to shoot the trailer this spring.

 

[Scott McWilliam]

Still putting it all together, but it is time to go diving. You want to be involved in an underwater archaeology project and be in the movie send me a pm.

 

[Scott McWilliam]

Waylaid . . .

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