Chapter IX - Nau de Bom Jesus Found- News of 2016

SHIP OF GOOD JESUS- Abandoned Treasure

Picture 1 - Ship of Good Jesus

The ship of Good Jesus that left in 1533 in the reign of D. João III, had as mission to arrive at India, but this never happened and the ship is shipwrecked in the coast of Namibia. It was found by the miners of Namibia on August 22, 2008.


Picture 2 - Location Map Namibia, African Continent

Inside the ship was discovered a shipment of gold coins which was valued at 11.5 million euros, found personal belongings of sailors (teapot, pot that still today has the last meal cooked by the sailors) , The Portuguese astrolabe and oldest of the world, swords, cannons and finally the remains of these navigators

The problem of this Portuguese treasure in Namibia is due to the total abandonment of the interest of the Portuguese Governments, namely have not yet done anything to recover this Portuguese treasure which is an offense and an outrage to the memory of our history and the Portuguese navigators who died there

It is known that the person in charge of the conservation of these archaeological objects in Namibia has no formation in the conservation of historical and archaeological objects and that they can suffer the disease of the Bronze and to always be lost.
The director of the museum in Namibia has lost the codes, where some Portuguese gold coins are stored in the bank, and one of them has been auctioned in Germany illegally.

Picture 3- Portuguese Gold Coin


The browser bones are stored in small plastic boxes.
Where is the respect and honor for the memory of the Portuguese navigators who died shipwrecked on the Bom Jesus ????

PORTUGAL HAS A FULL RIGHT TO CLAIM THIS PORTUGUESE TREASURE, BUT NOTHING HAS BEEN MADE, AND THE RIGHT TO KNOW AND SEE THIS TREASURE IS FORGOTTEN.
THE FUTURE OF GOOD JESUS'S SHIP REMAIN UNCERTAIN



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