Why are shipwrecks a thing? There's something deep hidden in the naming choice of the Niantic Project.

Why are shipwrecks a thing? There's something deep hidden in the naming choice of the Niantic Project.
http://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/news/press/2014/pr121014.html

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  1. Jim Lai both Niantic and Whydah had storied past - much like the Millennium Falcon. They're vessels that were involved in smuggling (goods and people) and/or piracy.

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  2. Interesting. Roman Era smuggling uncovered in a shipwreck here:
    http://news.discovery.com/history/archaeology/roman-shipwreck-smuggling-120425.htm
    Quote: Dating to the third century AD, the large sunken ship was fully recovered ... The unique [interlocking] tiles were apparently valuable enough for sailors to smuggle them from North Africa to Rome, where they sold for higher prices.

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  3. Another thing about shipwrecks - It gives me this image of ancient astronauts stranded on Earth and converted their ships into monolithic bases.

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  4. Very interesting.  We will have to meditate on Shipwrecks.

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