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Russell Boulter
as Self - Narrator: National Geographic Channel
Craig Sechler
as Self - Narrator
James Delgado
as Self - Maritime Archaeologist
Nigel Pickford
as Self - Shipwreck Author
Martijn Manders
as Self - Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands
Rodrigo Ortiz Vazquez
as Self - Maritime Archaeologist
Matthias Van Rossum
as Self - International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam
Dan Pascoe
as Self - Maritime Archaeologist
Kim Fisher
as Self - Mel Fisher's Treasures
Gary Randolph
as Self - Mel Fisher's Treasures
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