May 22", 2014 Dr. Mary Glowacki State Archaeologist and Chief Bureau of Archaeological Research Division of Historical Resources Florida Department of State Thank you for the opportunity to be able to work the Melbourne Beach area. We have followed your instructions for the breakdown of what we have temporarily named the MB-514 (formerly the southernmost area of E-155) area. We have divided it up into 3 separate areas; MB-514A1 and MB-514A2 being 3 square miles or less and MB- 514A3 being 2.4 square miles (see attached map). This entire area is the area HTQ already assigned to us and also documented to the FBAR. With each area we are providing a separate dig and identify application with individual research design reports. In each area we have indicated which anomalies we will test first and have the highest level of interest to us. We would like to start in MB-514A2 because several of the past artifacts which have been found were found in this area. By investigating this area thoroughly as described in our research design report, we will be able to determine which area to move into next as we currently have only one primary work boat and crew to do all of the work. Once investigative work has been completed on area MB-514A2, it should dictate to us to either move north to MB-514A3 or south to MB-514A1. When we move to that area, we will follow the corresponding research design. Once that area is investigated thoroughly, we will move to the final area. This will take a long time and weather can make a big difference. We intend to work all year, but many say this is wishful thinking. We will try anyway. If these thoughts and strategies sound off in any way, please let us know and we will amend them accordingly. Sincerely, Kyle Kennedy CEO Seafarer Exploration Corp. Phone: 813.448.3577 « Fax: 813.749.9426 14497 North Dale Mabry + Suite 209N * Tampa Florida + 33618MB 514 showing all three permit areas, note* area 2 is the center area.Application For Exploration Permit MB 514 A2 Seafarer’s Quest LLC The following is an application to conduct investigations for historic shipwreck remains per Florida Administrative code 14-31. It has been requested by the Florida Bureau of Archaeology in regards to the area identified as E155 South. That the area in question be broken into three separate permits. That being the case, we have designated the three anew permits be issued for the area these are of MB 514 Al, MB 514 A2 and MB 514 A3. This application deals with MB 514 A2. Name, address, contact information and date of birth for the applicant: Seafarer’s Quest LLC 14497 N Dale Mabry Huvy., Ste 209N Tampa, FL 33618 Contact: Kyle Kennedy DOB 0703/1959 Please provide the following information in a separate document: Names, addresses, contact information and dates of birth for key project personnel Kyle Kennedy, President, Seafarer, DOB 07/03/1959, 18829 Rue Loire, Lutz, FL. 33558 Dr. Victor Silva, Compliance Officer and Medical Officer, Seafarer, DOB 4/30/1945, 18020 Crooked Lane, Lutz, FL 33548 Tey Tate, Project Manager, 1485 Mercury Street, Merritt Island, FL. 32953 Michael Pizzio, Security, Diver, 2748 NE 28th Ave #18, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064 Marvin Crumbliss, Security, 1438 Gallberry Court, Trinity, FL 34655 ‘Alexander Javorsky, Captain, DOB 09/11/1975, 4 Pineapple Lane, Stuart, FL. 34996 Michael A. Renfro, Diver, DOB 4/22/1968, 200 East 13th Street, Riviera Beach, FL 33404 Hunt Edwards, Diver, DOB 7/1411992, 4906 N Flagler Dr., West Palm Beach, FL. 33407 ‘Aaron Cartwright, Diver, DOB 06/1111977, 3055 SE Mimosa Street, Stuart, FL 34997 Levin Shavers, Diver, DOB 2/21/1990 339 Franklin Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33405 Joseph Albert, Diver, DOB 02/14/1959, 362 Las Palmas Street, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411 Michael Brownstein, Deck hand, 200 East 13th Street, Riviera Beach, FL 33404 Jason Johnson, Part time diver, 200 East 13th Street, Riviera Beach, FL 33404 Jonathon Tate, Part time diver, DOB 2/23/1993 1485 Mercury Street, Merritt Island, FL 32953 Brock Hubbard, Communications, DOB 09/18/1992, 33 Hickory Lane, Safety Harbor FL, 34695 Phone: 813.448.3577 ° Fax: 813.749.9426 +4497 North Dale Mabry » Suite 209N + Tampa o Florida + 33618Name, address, contact information and date of birth for the project archaeologist James J Sinclair. MA 1S Brigantine Ct St Augustine, FL 32080 (239)218-1622 Shpwrkl@gmail.com Attach to this application: (a) a signed statement by a professional underwater archaeologist expressing willingness and intent to serve as the project archaeologi hhas read and will comply with the responsibilities. and req IA.31, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.) See attached Letter (b) aresume ofthe project archaeologist: See attached Resume of archaeologist (©) specific details of training, knowledge, experience and skills ofthe project archaeologist meeting the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Professional Qualifications and the standards set forth in rule 1A-31.030, FAC. See attached resume List all previous permits, contracts, leases or other permissions for shipwreck. projects with which the applicant, key project personnel and the project archaeologist were involved Seafarer has had two identical Recovery Permits for the site specified in the Agreement, known asthe Juno Site, one dated 23rd day of January, 2008 and the second dated 4th day of November, 2008. Also, 1A-31 Recovery Permit, known as "Juno Beach Wreck” site, permit number 2011-01 signed 25th day of April, 2011 Joseph Albert has had two Exploration Contracts; the first Exploration Contract, known as Contract, number E-133A, dated 2nd day of December, 1996 and the second Exploration Contract, known as Contract Number E-133C dated 2nd day of April, 1999. Names, descriptions and Florida registration numbers for all boats proposed to participate in the permitted activities Iron Maiden, 46° steel hull, diesel motor, red hull, white deck boat, FL/DO 00592184, DECAL 00812548 expires on 6/30/2014 Boston Whaler, 16' outboard motorboat, white hull, FL/DO FL8359BG. Seafarer Exploration Corp. Phone: 813.448.3677 «Fax: 813.749.0426Description of remote sensing equipment to be used and experience and qu of the operator, consistent with the requirements of rule 1A-46(3) (d), FA.C. Coverage ofthe survey area, i.e. MB 514-A2, was monitored using the Geometric MagLog NT® software application. This software receives geographic positional information from a high accuracy state-of-the-art Furuno DGPS receiver cycling | time per second and then correlates each magnetic point recorded by the magnetometer to produce a 3D plot forall recorded points. The sofiware renders this data visually on a display with a continuous track line and user-created reference marks. The display was continuously monitored by the pilot of the survey vessel to ensure steady and accurate navigation. All positional information, including delineation of target zones and individual targets were corroborated using redundant GPS receivers, Maptech® Navigation software, and paper charts. This allows for precise positioning and recording with sub-meter accuracy. For the side scan Sonar Wiz Map 5 from Chesapeake Technology was used. Microsoft Excel and AutoCAD MAP 3D areused fordata manipulation and create final drawings. Requested duration of the permit, if less than three years The permitisbeingrequested forthree years. Written description of the area proposed to be covered by the permit expressed in degreesidecimal minutes and yards ‘Attach to this application a current nautical chart showing boundaries of the area proposed to be covered by the permit with coordinates at each comer, center and other relevant point consistent with the written description, South area parameters are described in full in the research design and by attachments addressing the prioritized anomalies. Description of the proposed scope of work to be undertaken and archacological guidelines appropriate to the types of activities proposed to be conducted See Research Design, also Based on the overwhelming physical evidence of 1715 Fleet related material ccultureas well asthe factthat structural remainshave been located (wood and fasteners), although they appeartorepresent shipwreck material from a later period, itisvery plausible thatsuch structure is maskingthe footprintofanearly 18th-century shipwreck, and itis quitereasonabletoassumethatthe wrecking ofthe late 18th-century orearly 19th-century ship was caused by the submerged remains ofthe earliershipwreck asnonavigational hazard isknown toexist inthis particular area. Itisrecommended thatadigand identify ofthis area beconducted by Seafarer Exploration and itsteam ofarchacologists, historians, divers, and remote sensingspecialists inan attempttofurther investigate thiswrecksiteand identify additional 1715 Fleet elated artifactsas well asto locateaballast stone deposit with associated fragmentary hull remains, fasteners, ceramic shards, and other diagnostic artifacts that would confirm the actual presence of an early |8th-century shipwreck, possibly intermingled with the late 18th-century or early 19th-century shipwreck. Seafarer Exploration Corp. Phone: 813.448.3577 + Fax: 813.749.9426 +4497 North Dale Mabry « Suite 209N *Tampa Florida + 33618,Minimum standards of diligence expressed asa projected schedule of specific work activities to be initiated and com pleted Seafarer is preparing for full-time seasonal operations; vessels, equipment and crew will be ready for salvage operations from April through October each year and will work all days that sea conditions and weather allow. Salvage operations will include dig and identify of ‘magnetic anomalies and the recovery of cultural materials utilizing prop-wash deflection and air-lift equipment. Additional search/survey and recovery work may be done throughout the year utilizing part-time and contract personnel mentioned above. Scope of work as well as Archaeological Guidelines have been established in IA-3 land been submitted as part of the research design Estimated project cost and description of the applicant's financial ability to complete permit activities (e.g.,bank statement, letter from a bank, or similar document; do not include account numbers) See Recovery and Conservation Operations Annual Budget, Seafarer Exploration Corp, Phone: 813.448.3577 + Fax: 813.749.9426| certify that al | statements in this application are true; that I have received and read chapter 1 A~ 31, F.AC, chapter 1 A-46, F.A.C. including "Performance Standards for Submerged Remote Sensing Surveys,” and section s 267.031, 267.06 1, 267.1 1, and 267.14, Florid a Statutes, and that I will comply with the following conditions of this permit: (a) the permit requires submittal of interim and final reports meeting the guidelines established in rule 1A-46,001(3), F.A (b) Daily Field Note and Activity Logs (Form HR6E067, Revised 06/08) must be completed and submitted annually; (©) no guarantee of being granted a renewal or new permit is stated or implied; (c) permittee must notify the division in writing and within 72 hours of any change affecting the ability or plans to complete permit activities as set forth in the application and the perm it, including changes in project personnel and changes in boats and boat registration numbers used in the permitted activities; (©) use of clamshell dredges, cutterhead dredges, explosives and suction dredges greater than 10 inches in diameter is prohibited; (0 use of prop wash deflectors is prohibited unless specifically authorized in the permit; and (e) with a minimum of disturbance to the perm it area the permittee shall conduct such remote sensing of the entire permit area as may be required to locate the specific historic shipwreck site or sites as referenced by the permittee in this application; identify the source of any anomalies as may be required, with an emphasis on locating the specific shipwreck site or sites as referenced by the permittee in this application ; delineate the extent of historic shipwreck sites, and evaluate the potential characteristics and significance of any historic shipwreck site in consult Received by theiyfsion of Historical Resources Date: Time: Seafarer Exploration Corp. Phone: 813,448,357 Fax: 813.749.9426 14497 North Dale Mabry + Suite 209N * Tampa + Florida + 33618SEAREX INC. Sinclair Educational Archaeological Research EXpeditions, Inc. James J. Sinclair, MA, Archaeologist, President segue Jag ‘Calular 259218 1622 Ema jmsinclacfsearexinccom May 21, 2014 Mary Glowacki, PhD Bureau Chief Bureau of Archaeological Research B.Calvin Jones Center for Archaeology 1001DeSoto Park Drive Tallahassee, Florida 32301 850.245.6240 Dear Dr. Glowacki This Letteristo inform you that Ihave accepted the position of archaeologist for Seafarers Exploration Corp/ Seafarers Quest, LLC. inassociation with Permit MB 514 A2, located off shore ofthe Melbourne Beach area ‘A research design was recently submitted to you regarding the proposed scope of investigations and | hope that you find this submission satisfactory. Should you have any questions regarding ‘my participation on this project or the submitted research design please feel free to contact me. James J Sinclair, MA Project Archaeologist Seafarers Exploration Corp,Remote Sensing SURVEY OF MB 514-A2_ The area surveyed was Block 1 which begins at the southernmost point of E-155 and. runs north for 3 miles and extends out to sea for approximately 2 miles, Survey line spacing was set to 20 Meters wide and ran parallel to the shore-line for the length of Blockl. The equipment used in this survey consisted of a Geometries 882 Cesium Vapor ‘Maghetometer, an Imagenex Sport Scan Side Scan Sonar and a Syqwest Strata Box Sub- Bottom Profiler. ‘The remote sensing survey in Block I produced over 1000 magnetic and acoustic anomalies. To better understand the potential of any significant cultural re-sources or shipwreck debris in this area this priority list was compiled to try and facilitate the identification of these anomalies. Although not every anomaly can be visually idemtified the identification of the selected anomalies should give a better understanding of the potential for shipwreck debris. ‘The anomalies chosen for identification were picked because of their magnetic signatures which are conducive of shipwreck debris. Not every anomaly that may represent shipwreck assemblage could be chosen but a broad enough range of anomalies were picked to conclude whether or not further study should be conducted, or if the patterns reflected in the survey warranted a full-scale recovery. Many of the larger anomalies chosen give a classic signature of 18th-century cannon scatter while the small anomalies appear to be assemblage such as ballast stones, spikes, cannonballs and iron pins. Although many of these anomalies appear to be shipwreck related the identification can only be established and confirmed until visual inspection is conducted. The majority of acoustic anomalies were not chosen for visual identification because most represent the signature of modem debris. ‘The boundaries and anomalies of principal interest are as follows: MBS514 AZ MB 514 A2 Starting at a point of beginning at N28 03 450 and W80 33 050 run Northwesterly to a point at N28 04 400 and W 80 33, 430 from thence proceed Easterly to a point at N28 04 400 and West ‘80 31.424, from there proceed southerly to a point at N28 03 450 and W80 31 090 from there proceed Westerly back to a point of beginning,“Area 2 ‘oh | Nes /MB514-A2 — \sosen a a on A deh ze90 Anomalies located in MB $14 -A2 Anomalies recorded by the magnetometer appear in the following table. The Lat/Lon numbers for each anomaly are recorded twice in the table on the far right are the anomaly number, the longitude and latitude numbers recorded in decimal seconds, the strength of the anomaly in NT's ‘or gammas the two channels of amplitude follow and then the Longitude and Latitude numbers appear again in minutes and seconds, 'o Lon/sec Lat/sec Zz AMP1 — AMP2 — Lon/min Lat/min iD x y z AMP1 —AMP2 LON ut 1 -80.5206805 28.0599808 5.38 084 0.21 © -8031.24083 2803.598849 2 8052354987 28.0599276 632 0.19 2.5 8031412992 2803.595656 3 80.52319077 280605944 224 0.9 -0.36 — 8031.391446 2803.635662 4 80,52206882 280612224 9.22 0 -1.12 8081.324129 2803.673341 5 80,52312577 28.0614878 3.16 7.28 + —-10.74—-8031.387546 2803.689269 6 8052317613 28.0616053 2 89.01 26.67 8031.390568 2803.69632 7 8052337047 28.0613803 5832.72 6438031402228 2803.60282 8 80.52354358 280619539 2 $359 2081 goBL.AI2615 2e0R 681221 9 so.s23ece24 280615536 2 «2.54 6.03 «g031.437004 20R.caR214 10 8052372495 28081788 141 3.38 -1.37 —8031.424097 2803,706727 11 8052338768 28.0620935 6.71 081 253 —-8031.403261 2803.725612 12 8052525616 28.0629215 8.6 0.06 0.57 -8031.51537 2803.775288B 4 15 16 7 18 19 20 21 2 23 24 370 371 388, 389 390 394 395 396 397 398 399) 400 401 402 8052510083 80.52053699 8052379108 20. 52328004 9052241365 #0 52301239 80, 52622824 80.53251885 go saazi4en 80 53054163, 80:52069236 202119011 80.85707017 8055720479 80 55063942 20.s497a604 80.55039761 80.54826854 8054797381 8054748981 80.54650374 8054572608 80 54615729 e0.sas7e2i1 sosasazei4 80.54514599 28,0626231 28.0626391 28.0628983 28.0657311 28.0637872 28.0641414 28.063981 28,0704118 28,068865 28,0688254 28,0669031 28.0671124 28.0732916 28.072877 28.0732437 28,0727352 28.0726561 28,0732359 28.0731627 28,0720869 28.071867 28.0721984 28.0719922 28.0740852 28,0731991 28,0729096 10 2.83 Lat 4az 447 3.16 64 14 671 8.06 4.a7 2.24 8.06 141 2.83 432 86 2.24 2.24 2.24 5.66 0.74 0.08 9.88 0.55 0.01 1.06 -0.01 182 0.44 0.62 1.04 0.87 -0.05 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2804,363260 2804.349940 2804.406400 2804.463160 2803.487260 2804,616460 2804.171380 2804.087440 2804.175460933 935 936 937 80.80543318 -80,5442110 -80.5549180 -80,551676 -80,556952 728.07014800 224 © 2.29 -7.08 28.07445800 4.12 0.1 “0.55 28,07352700 2.0 091-011 28.07222600 2.83 0.25 -0.59 INTERPRETATION OF DATA. 8032.599080 8032.652660 8032.285080 8033.100560 8033.417120 2804.208640 2804.467480 2804.411620 2804.333560 ‘The above clusters are believed to have the best potential for yielding historical artifacts associated with an unknown mere tile shipwreck of the colonial period foundered in waters off Spessard Holland Park, in south Brevard County, Florida. ‘The ship appears to have sunk and broken apart on an 80° azimuth reading from 28°33” N —80° 33°W line,Recovery and Conservation Operations Annual Budaet Desoription Dollar Amount Captain Salary* $40,000.00" Diver 1Salary* $35,000.00" Diver 2 Salary” $35,000.00" Diver 3 Salary” $30,000.00" Diver 4 Salary” $24,000.00" Diver 5 Salary* $24,000.00" Diver 6 Salary* $24,000.00" Security Salary* $24,000.00" Archaeologist Salary” $48,000.00" Dock rental includingdock | $21,50.00 utilities Fuel for Vessel(s) $8,000.00 Maintenance on Vessel(s), | $6,000.00 such as oil changes and tune ups, ete. Boat Parts $6,000.00 Boat Insurance $24,000.00 Dive Equipment $1500.00 Misc. Equipment and $2, 60.00 Supplies Air/Nitrox for dive tanks $600.00 Food $2,000.00 Postage/Fed Ex/Priority $600.00 Conservation and Curator | $50,000.00 Total Estimate Annual $ 406,0 10.00* Budget es i “Does not include stock bonuses which are given periodically The above numerical figures may vary depending on the length of salvage season, the weather, sea conditions, and the number of artifacts recovered. Vessel and crew will be ready to do research and recovery operations from June through September each year. The operational season may also be extended depending ‘on weather and sea conditions.Financial Ability; Seafarer reported in the December 31 2013 Annual Report, that Seafarer has additional paid in capital of $7,453,578.00.QDYSS| MARINE EXPLORATION May 20, 2014 Mary Glowacki, Ph. D. Chief and State Archaeologist Office of the Bureau Chief Bureau of Archaeological Research B, Calvin Jones Center for Archaeology at the Governor Martin House 1001 de Soto Park Drive Tallahassee, FL 32301 Ms, Glowacki, In the past, Odayssey Marine Exploration has facilitated conservation services on recovered artifacts for Seafarer Exploration. Pursuant to a forthcoming contract being executed by both organizations, Odyssey Marine would provide as a contractor, conservation services to Seafarer Exploration on artifacts recovered from the Juno Reach and Melbourne Beach wrecks for any recoveries that occur in 2014. These artifacts would be conserved in Odyssey Marine's Tampa Conservation facility which would be made available for inspection upon your request. Sincerely, eee \> Yh Mark Gordon President and Chief Operating Officer Odyssey Marine Exploration 5215 West Laurel Street Tampa, FL. 33607 Ce: Caroline Scogna 5215 West Laurel Steer + ‘Lama, FL33607 + (99 813.876.1776 » (0 813.896.1777 + wwveshinseek net