`            An event in this article is a April 14 selected anniversary (may be in HTML comment)  == Coordinates ==  Please note that the coordinates in this article need fixing as: *nmhnmn  n,  :Not much of an objection.  Given value is properly cited and very close to this source: .  Removing geodata-check tag.     hi == Please edit ==  Would some one with an account please correct the continous mispellings of the word artifact in the section about the rediscovery of the wreck. Thank you.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by      :Artefacts is the correct spelling in British English, see WP:ENGVAR.    ::As well as colour and harbour.    :::And continuous )     ::::Ok, then let's change it to proper American English.  )      :::::These links, Wikipedia:Perennial proposals#Enforce American or British spelling, Wikipedia:Manual of Style#National varieties of English and Wikipedia:Standardize spellings/Archive, might help answer your question. Personally, I live on the border with Canada and seeing British spelling in an article doesn't faze me.      Artefact & artifact are both correct alternative orthographies ( spellings ) used throughout the world.   It has nothing to do with specific  countries.   I hope you're not afraid of ketchup versus catsup ! ~~  —Preceding unsigned comment added by   (GMT)   == Contradiction? ==  I was reading this article with great interest. The detail of this article is brilliant. I was so engrosed in reading this that I manage