Die Schatztaucher

The Odyssey Explorer at sea.

A quiet Odyssey Explorer sits in a fog bank.

Tom Dettweiler, Senior Project Manager, at Odyssey Marine Exploration's conservation lab in Tampa, FL.

Olaf Dieckhoff works atop Odyssey ExplorerÕs ROV Zeus.

Zeus is launched on another mission in search of treasure and answers.

LONDON - FEBRUARY 02: A general view is seen of the Odyssey Explorer after a press conference announcing the discovery of HMS Victory by the ship on February 2, 2009 in London, England. Florida-based Odyssey Marine Exploration said it discovered the final resting place of the HMS Victory last year in the English Channel and notified the British Ministry of Defense as soon as the team concluded it was the man-of-war which sank in a storm in 1744 with a crew of 1,150. The exploration company said it was negotiating a collaboration agreement with the British government, which claims sovereignty over the ship thought to have been the most impressive war vessel of its time. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Discovery Communications)

Der Tauchroboter der Odyssey Explorer

Untersuchung eines Fundstücks

Olaf Dieckhoff works atop Odyssey ExplorerÕs ROV Zeus

Statue, monument, Lusitania sinking - 1915

42-pounder being placed on deck: The 42-pounder bronze cannon recovered from the shipwreck site of HMS Victory being placed on the deck of the Odyssey Explorer. (Photo courtesy of Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc. © 2008)

Zeus is lifted aboard the Odyssey Explorer.

Zeus is launched on another mission in search of treasure and answers

Survey Technician/Navigator Kris Allen, Principal Marine Archeologist Neil Cunningham Dobson, and U-boat expert Axel Niestle in the Odyssey Explorer's Offline Room.