不管你相信不相信,“所罗门宝藏”仍旧分布在世界各个不知名的角落,一夜暴富的神话并非痴人说梦。熟悉欧洲殖民时代航海史的人总会在发黄的羊皮纸卷中有惊人发现。1985年,美国人梅尔·菲舍尔发现了1622年沉没的西班牙商船阿托查圣母号,船上40多吨的金银和40公斤祖母绿总估价高达4亿美元。无独有偶,2007年5月,美国奥德赛海洋探险公司从大西洋中打捞出一艘17世纪的神秘沉船,船上有价值高达5亿美元的古钱币。 Believe it or not, “Solomon’s treasure ” is still distributed in every unknown corner of the world, the myth of overnight rich is not nonsense. People who are familiar with the history of sailing in the European colonial era are always surprised at the yellowed parchment paper. In 1985, American Mel Fisher found the sunken Ataturmude of the Spanish merchant ship sank in 1622 with more than 40 tons of gold and silver on board and 40 kilograms of emeralds valued at up to 400 million U.S. dollars. Coincidentally, in May 2007, the United States Odyssey Sea Adventure salvaged a mysterious 17th-century shipwrecked from the Atlantic ocean, the ship worth as much as 500 million US dollars of ancient coins.