The San José was a 62-gun, three-masted galleon that was sunk by the British with 600 people on board in 1708 in the War of Spanish Succession (1701-1714) before being found in 2015 laden with ...

The trial in Colombia involving treasure hunters determines Spain's sovereign immunity over the Carrera de Indias, amid the government's inaction and protests from indigenous nations in Bolivia.

Centuries after the Spanish galleon ship San José sunk in Colombian ... with a cargo full of treasure meant to help fund The War of the Spanish Succession, a European conflict that spanned ...

The San José is a Spanish Galleon that sank off the coast of Cartagena ... colonies with a hull full of silver and gold during the war of Spanish Succession in the early 1700s.

The San José galleon — with 600 crew members onboard — sank some 2,000 feet on June 8, 1708, during a battle against the British in the War of the Spanish Succession. Built in 1698 by Duke ...

A treasure that has been out of reach for more than 300 years lies at the bottom of the ocean - billions in gold, silver, and emeralds, all aboard the Spanish galleon ... a tug-of-war has been ...

The 62-gun, three-masted ship – the flagship and largest galleon of a Spanish fleet ... during a battle with British ships in the War of the Spanish Succession. The first stage of the ...

Colombia said it is launching a government expedition to investigate the wreck of the San Jose galleon, dubbed the ... from several of South America’s Spanish colonies, including over 100 ...

The discovery of the galleon sparked a tug-of-war over who gets custody of its bounty. Spain insists that the bounty is theirs since it was aboard a Spanish ship, while Bolivia's Qhara Qhara ...

Spanish galleon sank off Colombian coast in 1708 Colombia ... of King Philip V that fought the British during the 1701-14 War of the Spanish Succession. Some 600 people died when a British fleet ...

The artwork, made to look like a Spanish galleon’s masts ... Liberation from our thoughts, our emotions, from war, from hatred,” Lopez added. The two were happy to see a prominent artwork ...

A Spanish ship that sank in the Caribbean in 1708 could hold sunken treasure including gold, silver, and emeralds worth up to $20bn, the Colombian government said, unveiling plans to explore the ...