DPBE Deep Blue Marine Inc (CE)

Deep Blue Marine, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: DPBE) reports that after two years of hard work on the underwater archaeological recovery of the French ship "Le Scipion" in Samana Bay in the Dominican Republic, the contract has terminated. The exploration of this significant warship was often done under adverse conditions and poor visibility. The contract was under the tutelage of Tracy Bowden and was in place for the last two years. Deep Blue Marine is grateful for the trust and confidence that Mr. Bowden placed in them by bringing Deep Blue Marine, Inc. from Florida and subcontracting the company on the wreck site.

Deep Blue Marine, Inc. has completed its work at the archaeological site, with an invaluable collection of historical information including navigational gear, ships rigging, weapons and coins as well as artifacts of daily life, all of which have great historical and archaeological importance. Many of these pieces will be placed on exhibit at the museum that the company is currently building in the city of Samana, in the Dominican Republic.

Deep Blue Marine Inc. announces moreover, that they are currently preparing for the next project under direct contract with the Dominican Ministry of Culture and the National Underwater Cultural Heritage. We know from historical studies that this country was an important area of intercontinental traffic from the fifteenth to eighteenth centuries; specifically with Spanish, French, British and Dutch ships. This area was also frequented by privateers, both private and government sponsored, and has significant archaeological interest. Deep Blue Marine, Inc. has high expectations for the next two years.

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