Sharing the spoils Archeologists and treasure hunters have long warred over the riches from shipwrecks. Three divers from Vermont may have found a way to preserve history and make a profit.

From: The Boston Globe | Date: November 9, 1997| Author: Yvonne Daley | Copyright information

Bands of turquoise and azure, unruffled by breakers, spread languidly to the horizon as the Gucci sets out to sea. The guide, a big Anguillan fisherman named Leander (Bull) Bryan, knows that the calm seas here in Island Harbour, where he grew up, mean little for Stoney Bay, the aptly named cove on the other side of Anguilla, where the Gucci is headed.

Ten years ago, while diving in Stoney Bay, Bryan found the submerged remains of a late-18th-century Spanish shipwreck. Inaccessible b...

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