US: Wreckage of Endeavour may be in US harbour

"When we saw that here's five that were put in front of the north battery, well glory be, we found four of them and there's a hole where the fifth one should be," [Kathy Abbass] told reporters in Providence on Wednesday. "That's pretty significant." "Every tim...

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Published inAAP General News Wire
Main Author Malone, Scott
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Sydney Australian Associated Press Pty Limited 05.05.2016
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Abbass, Kathy
Cook, James
Malone, Scott
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Summary:"When we saw that here's five that were put in front of the north battery, well glory be, we found four of them and there's a hole where the fifth one should be," [Kathy Abbass] told reporters in Providence on Wednesday. "That's pretty significant." "Every time Europeans did this, it was an absolute cataclysm," [Edward Gray] said. "There was no record of anyone exploring the Pacific without massive loss of life." "It turns out that Rhode Island, specifically Newport, is the home of two vessels that went around the world with [James Cook]," Abbass said.