TREASURE QUEST MAGAZINE

The Journal of the Professional Treasure Hunter

Did the "Indiana Jones" movies spark your interest in archaeology and treasure hunting? If Indy were to publish a magazine, it would be Treasure Quest. In the past ten years, more archaeological sites and lost treasure have been recovered than in all of recorded history, and Treasure Quest has been there to bring you the stories. We have all heard on the news of the million dollar treasures recovered from the Spanish Galleon wrecks off the Florida keys. Treasure Quest tells you who did it, what equipment was used and provides you with information that will assist you in your own "treasure quest."

Treasure Quest covers a unique spectrum of topics: land and water archaeology, treasure hunting, shipwreck recovery and outdoor adventure to name a few. Sub topics include: scuba diving, recovery equipment, metal detectors, marine electronics, global positioning systems, side scan sonar, magnetometers, Civil War history, travel destinations, shipwrecks, artifact recovery and preservation, books, maps, outdoor equipment, videos, marine history, archaeology and salvage equipment. Treasure Quest reports on all aspects of treasure hunting in the United States and around the world. Treasure Quest is the only true treasure hunting magazine published.

Stories we have covered in the past have included:

The Amber Room, the prized treasure of Czar Nicholas I, looted by the Germans during World War II
The million dollar wreck of the SS Central America, the ship wrecked off the South Carolina coast in the 1800's with passengers returning from the California gold rush; the 28 million dollar treasure was only half the story, the legal battle that took place changed maritime law forever
How to research lost treasure and shipwrecks, detailed information that assisted the reader in researching "treasure" sites in their own town and states
The on going Mel Fisher story, against all odds and personal loss, he continues to cover the globe to locate and recover new treasure sites
The purpose and the treasures of the Knights Templars
Celtic writings discovered in a New Mexico cave
Roman artifacts recovered in Texas and Arizona
Legendary treasure sites of the United States
Archaeological sites that include Mystery Mountain in New Hampshire, Chaco Canyon in Arizona, the city of Troy in Greece, ancient Egypt, Machu Picchu in Peru, Comalcalco in Mexico, and the on going controversy of the Dead Sea Scrolls

The information provided in the worldwide news section is unique and in many cases this information will only be found in Treasure Quest. If it has to do with archaeology or treasure hunting, you will find it the pages of Treasure Quest. There is a whole world of adventure and riches beyond your wildest dreams waiting to be discovered.

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