


Velasco and fellow divers set foot on Gaspar Island.
This excellent divesite, one of Velasco's favorites, offers this underwater sight. In between Gaspar and the mainland, a sunken Chinese commercial junk was the subject of the only underwater excavation undertaken in Marinduque.
Recovered here once by a joint team of National Museum and MAUI, a foreign salvage group, were numerous Ming dynasty porcelain plates, jars, skillets and others.