New Artifacts Unearthed from Legendary San José Shipwreck

Robotic exploration reveals unprecedented archaeological evidence and reignites ownership disputes over the sunken treasure

The San José, sunk by the British in 1708, is estimated to contain treasure worth up to £16bn.
Recent finds include anchors, glass bottles, ceramics, and parts of the ship's hull.
The Colombian government prioritizes the recovery for scientific and cultural purposes.
Ownership claims are contested by Spain, Indigenous Qhara Qhara Bolivians, and a US salvage company.
The exact location of the wreck remains secret to protect it from treasure hunters.