Google Earth has found a treasure trove year 1822

A man from Los Angeles claiming has found a treasure trove year 1822 using Google Earth.

Nathan Smith, the inventor trove, says, is a ship of Spanish ships in the region across the south coast of Refugio, Texas, and is estimated to contain gold and silver worth USD 3 billion.

Telegraph, Wednesday (11/2/2009) launch, Smith is also a musician that, at first only fraudulent use Google Earth to see the roof of his house.

Smith then, to see shoes as a form of service on the area often called the Barkentine Creek, which is where the Spanish ships should be exist.

After consultation with the experts, and visit the area by using the metal detector, he was sure if the area is a place where a ship should be exists.

Currently, Smith is being fought to make the process of digging in Barkentine Creek. All images and documents have been submitted to the court. The court may decide not to permit future excavation next month.

Along the coast of Texas is trusted save a lot of treasure trove, and Smith claimed that the location not far from the Matagorda bay, where the archaeological team found the U.S. ships century France 17, La Salle in 1995.