Underwater treasures are different, as are treasure hunters. Someone spends a lifetime to find a sunken old galleon with gold bars and silver products, and someone trades along the Black Sea coast, collecting gold chains and rings lost by unsuccessful swimmers from the bottom.
Not everyone descends into the abyss behind the treasure: someone wants to see exotic fish or fancy corals, someone likes to roam the underwater labyrinths of caves.
However, everyone who at least once went down under the water in search of any finds returned with a small but prey. Because really - the water column holds many secrets, and they are not accessible to everyone.
Underwater Search Equipment
Everyone will select equipment and equipment for themselves according to their individual characteristics. This will depend on the goals of the treasure hunter.
The simplest thing that a novice search engine needs is a wetsuit that will protect against the cold. Therefore, consider at what time of the year you want to do a treasure hunt. Under this request and choose a suit.
The second thing you need is loading, or a special belt with loads. A specialist will advise how much cargo you need to purchase. Of course, besides this, fins and a mask are needed. And no matter how funny - you need a shovel to dig out silt and sand at the bottom. A cheekbone for beach sand is suitable.
The most important thing for finding a treasure is a metal detector. Here you will have to carefully deal with technical specifications depending on the purpose.
This equipment for the simplest search at a depth of not more than three meters. The deeper they look for a treasure, the more seriously they choose equipment.
Places where treasures are sought
The choice of place depends on the ambitions and capabilities of the person. Over time, any diver begins to dream of a real treasure. And how can you not dream? Indeed, only at the bottom of the Atlantic are more than one hundred thousand ships carrying gold and precious stones! Why is there gold - any old bottle from the day of the sea is worth a fortune.
The Caribbean is even richer, so to speak. In the 16th century, Indians' gold was transported by sea to Europe in huge quantities, and many ships were drowned due to storms and pirate attacks.
The island of St. Helena, Madagascar, the island of Mauritius, Reunion and many others - pirates constantly lived here and hid their treasures, often in underwater caves. These places can also be considered as potential for the search for treasures.
If you look at things easier - you can wander along the coast of any beach with a metal detector. Of course, you will not find old coins and gold bars with amphora there, however, dropped gold can be found there. Some do this as their regular activity, and find many interesting things.
