AK47
Retired Wonder Architect
I had almost given up on making this one, but got a lucky break with the graphics this week. It still doesn't look exactly like I wanted it too, but it's close enough...
Nuestra Senora de Atocha was the Admiralta of a fleet of ships bound for Spain and the Kings treasury. The Atocha tragically ended her voyage on a reef off the Florida Keys on September 6, 1622, taking with her 264 souls. Aboard the Atocha were some of the highest ranking nobility of the Kings New World territories.
The Atocha's manifest confirmed that the Atocha carried in excess of 47 tons of gold and silver. Also manifested were hundreds of thousands of coins and artifacts that, in today's world, could only be described as priceless.
The Atocha and it's treasure were finally discovered in 1985, after remaining elusive to treasure hunters for 350 years.
I'd make this available with Robotics (a lot of shipwrecks have been recovered in the last 25yrs with the help of underwater robots).
For a Coastal city, giving culture + extra commerce in sea squares, something like that.
Ta !
AK.
Nuestra Senora de Atocha was the Admiralta of a fleet of ships bound for Spain and the Kings treasury. The Atocha tragically ended her voyage on a reef off the Florida Keys on September 6, 1622, taking with her 264 souls. Aboard the Atocha were some of the highest ranking nobility of the Kings New World territories.
The Atocha's manifest confirmed that the Atocha carried in excess of 47 tons of gold and silver. Also manifested were hundreds of thousands of coins and artifacts that, in today's world, could only be described as priceless.
The Atocha and it's treasure were finally discovered in 1985, after remaining elusive to treasure hunters for 350 years.
I'd make this available with Robotics (a lot of shipwrecks have been recovered in the last 25yrs with the help of underwater robots).
For a Coastal city, giving culture + extra commerce in sea squares, something like that.
Ta !
AK.
, I think that it can produce extra commerce (the treasury, no?)
