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March 15, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Odyssey Marine begins work on controversial HMS Sussex project

Odyssey Marine Exploration Inc. said its 251-foot deep ocean archaeological platform, the Odyssey Explorer, has arrived in the western Mediterranean to begin work on the shipwreck site believed to be HMS Sussex.The Tampa-based company has received final approval on the technical and staffing portion

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Odyssey Marine Exploration Inc. said its 251-foot deep ocean archaeological platform, the Odyssey Explorer, has arrived in the western Mediterranean to begin work on the shipwreck site believed to be HMS Sussex.The Tampa-based company has received final approval on the technical and staffing portions of the project plan from the UK Government to proceed with the project. ‘ HMS Sussex: What’s All The Fuss About? ‘

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