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2 and a half miles down!

i cant swim,so id be useless, i had the bath taken out and a shower put in cos i cant stand water!

oh

and as to your thread,

titanic has always had a macarbe interest for people, so selling the items, i think is ok - everyone gets to see them, you get to look at little pieces of one of the most famous events ever,

its not like they dug up a tomb

i got about 30 books about the titanic..one day i might read 'em

pirate1111

 

What an excellent idea. I think keeping this collection together and being available to the public is the right thing to do. The wreck itself is deteriorating and as many artifacts as possible need rescuing for future generations.

 

I am a little bemused as to why people may be uneasy about this announcement, after all if you look at the items in museums across the world there are possibly items on display which have real controversy surrounding them. Elgin Marbles to name just one.

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

What an excellent idea. I think keeping this collection together and being available to the public is the right thing to do. The wreck itself is deteriorating and as many artifacts as possible need rescuing for future generations.

 

I am a little bemused as to why people may be uneasy about this announcement, after all if you look at the items in museums across the world there are possibly items on display which have real controversy surrounding them. Elgin Marbles to name just one.

 

yeah,

mummies tombs stuff is really just grave robbing, and theres that *black museum* at scotland yard, which id love to have a wander round, thats just stuff from people who had a gory end

so im with you EC

pirate1111

I think the artefacts should be given back to Britain, it was a British ship after all . But i gather they are owned by the salvage company that retrieved them. I hope they are bought my some museum or other, so that they can be shown, but no doubt they will remain in the US, unless we buy them of course, which is highly unlikely!

FM

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