Welcome to Aaron Manky's Cabinet of Curiosities, a production of I Heart Radio and

Grim and Mild. Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book,

all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosities. One of the most fascinating things about the natural world is the interconnectedness.

Sands from the Sahara Desert blow all the way to the Amazon rainforest.

The Scottish Highlands and the Appalachians were once the same mountain range.

Separate bodies on separate continents can be curiously intertwined.

The same can be said about humans.

The choices our ancestors make shape our lives centuries later, and the choices we make today

shape the future.

And sometimes separate groups of people with entirely different goals

can form a picture of history without even meaning to.

This story dates back centuries and brings us to a place where past and

future collide. Let's begin in 2011. Underwater Archaeologists from Texas

State University splashed into the Caribbean Sea near Panama.

Magnetic sensors had brought them to this spot.

They were looking for something special.

A ship that once belonged to the notorious pirate Captain Henry Morgan.

Over 400 years earlier, Morgan sailed in to Ransack, Panama City,

but a storm sent his ship to the sea floor

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