Overview

• The San José, sunk by the British in 1708, is estimated to contain treasure worth up to £16bn.
• Recent finds include anchors, glass bottles, ceramics, and parts of the ship's hull.
• The Colombian government prioritizes the recovery for scientific and cultural purposes.
• Ownership claims are contested by Spain, Indigenous Qhara Qhara Bolivians, and a US salvage company.
• The exact location of the wreck remains secret to protect it from treasure hunters.