Deep Blue Marine Inc. Begins Level 7 Recovery of Artifacts.

KEY WEST, Fla. -- Deep Blue Marine Inc. (Pink Sheets: DPBM) is pleased to announce that the company divers have begun to search for identifying artifacts on the new site. A level 7 permit allows for recovery of enough artifacts to make a positive identification of a vessel of unknown origin and identity. For those who are interested, the company can now announce this location. The recovery work is being started in the Florida Keys, about 15 miles west of Key West. The permit allows the company to remove artifacts that will assist researchers in providing an identification of the vessel.

Wilf Blum, president and CEO, had this to say: "We are very excited about this and as the divers go into the area they will be using the best equipment available to locate items on the bottom. The area has given us several good sonar images and many detector hits that we can now turn into real finds and uncover the identity of this ship. Sonar taken from the deck of the Charity Eden has shown several large items and we dove some of those sites. As we prepare the area we will provide more information about the hits and what they are; right now we only can speculate as to what they are. We want to provide substantial proof of the items we are seeing on the sonar images. The wreck is located in 35 feet of water and covered with anywhere from 10 inches to several feet of sand and overburden. But we are confident that we will bring up something of value in the near future."

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