Experts have found a small gold tool that has the function of flossing, as well as a tool to get hands. The item, dating back 385 years, belongs to a Spanish warship wrecked in the Florida Keys.
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This 16-17th century instrument weighed only about 28 grams, was found by a diver while surveying an area of 6.7 meters below the seabed. The item is estimated to cost more than 100,000 USD.
Blue Water Ventures, USA, is searching the Spanish warship named Santa Margarita wrecked by a storm in 1622. They also discovered ceramic pieces, ship nails, fitting parts. assemble ships and 2 universal key chains.
The search for treasure on the Santa Margarita has begun for 25 years. Nearly a year ago, gold bars, gold chains and a box of pearls of Margarita were discovered. Estimated total value up to more than 2 million.
