Somewhere a ship lies under 55 feet of sand with 40 tons of gold ready to shift. Somewhere a parchment thrown from a gallows in 1730 still hides 11 million pesos in a Seychelles cave. Somewhere a mason jar of 52,000 Roman coins waits under a plowed field. The hunt has never stopped. 100 Treasures People Never Stopped Searching For brings together 100 true stories of fortunes lost, found and still waiting. Each chapter is grouped by theme so you can see how hunters think, and each story stands alone so you can open to any hunt. Inside, you will discover: . Galleons that carried empires, including the Atocha off Florida where 40 tons were recovered on July 20, 1985 after 16 years, the 1715 Fleet that lost 11 ships and 14,000,000 pesos in 1 night, and the San Jose off Cartagena valued at $3,000,000,000 and still on the bottom at 2,000 feet . Mines and mountains that kept their promise thin, from the Lost Dutchman in the Superstitions where 8 hunters died to Pegleg's black gold and the Jesuit Tayopa of Mexico hunted for 250 years . War hoards scattered by armies, including the Amber Room dismantled at Königsberg in 1945, Yamashita's gold said to be $5,000,000,000 in Philippine tunnels, and Peking Man fossils lost between Beijing and the coast . Finds that rewrote history, with Hoxne's 15,000 Roman coins found by a farmer looking for a hammer, Staffordshire's 3,500 gold pieces, Saddle Ridge's 1,400 coins worth $10,000,000 found by a dog walk, and the Shed at Dulwich that gamed a ranking to prove a point Every claim is sourced from archives and reports, with legend flagged as legend so you know what is searchable. You learn the 3 habits of finders, study records first, prepare for failure, and follow law on what can be kept. If you want a treasure map that teaches method while it entertains, these 100 histories give you the tools and the itch to start where you stand.