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four cups he claimed were "Italianate"a box of gears (whatever that might mean)and nails without numberHe had also 663 found half a China ManNot a Chinaman; a China ManIt wasn't pictured, at least not that I could seeThe story said Eastlake had been diving on the eroded reefs west of Duma Key for fifteen years, sometimes to fish, often just to relaxHe said he had found all sorts of litter, but nothing of interestHe said that the Alice (he called it that) had generated some remarkably big waves, and they must have shifted the sand inside the reef just enough to reveal what he called "a dumping field "He doesn't call it a wreck," I said "It wasn't," Wireman saidHe didn't find one, and neither did the dozens of people who helped him try to recover the bodies miu miu bags in white of his little girlsThey would have found a wreck if there was a wreck to find; the water on the southwest end of the Key is no more than twenty-five feet deep all the way out to what remains of Kitt Reef, and it's pretty clear now Back then it was like turquoise glass "Any theories about how it came to be there?" "SureThe best is that some boat close to foundering came blowing in a hundred, two hundred, 664 three hundred years before, shedding shit as it cameOr maybe the crew was tossing stuff overboard to stay afloatThey made repairs after the storm was over and went on their wayIt would explain why there was a swath of detritus for Eastlake to find, and also why none of it was particularly valuableTreasure would have stayed with the ship "And the reef d