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Shipwreck is a special resource in Civilization VI. It appears on any type of passable water tile after discovering Cultural Heritage.
Strategy
An Archaeologist who works a Shipwreck will remove it from the map and excavate an 
Artifact. In Rise and Fall, each Shipwreck within the cultural borders of a city with an Aquarium provides a +1 
Science bonus.
Civilopedia entry
Ships sink … a fact known well to sailors. And to treasure hunters, salvage divers and underwater archaeologists, all seeking to make a name for themselves by bringing up artifacts (especially gold ones) from the shipwreck. A shipwreck is a treasure trove: underwater archaeologists seek to understand the past through it; salvage divers seek to recover cargo or parts from it; treasure hunters – despite any romantic notions – seek to get rich from it. The lure of lost treasure found on the seabed has been fostered by some fabulous discoveries, such as that of the wreck of the Nuestra Senora de Atocha (worth around $450 million) or the pirate ship Whydah Gally ($400 million). Still out there somewhere, among lesser shipwrecks, the Portuguese Flor de la Mar (estimated treasure of $2.6 billion).
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| Luxury | Amber  • CinnamonS • Citrus • ClovesS • Cocoa • Coffee • CosmeticsG • Cotton • Diamonds • Dyes • Furs • Gold Ore3 • Gypsum • Honey1 • Incense • Ivory • Jade • JeansG • Marble • Mercury • Olives • Pearls • PerfumeG • Salt • Silk • Silver • Spices • Sugar • Tea • Tobacco • ToysG • Truffles • Turtles • Whales • Wine
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| Bonus | Bananas • Cattle • Copper • Crabs • Deer • Fish • Maize1 • Rice • Sheep • Stone • Wheat |
| Strategic | Aluminum • Coal • Horses • Iron • Niter • Oil • Uranium |
| Special | Antiquity Site • Ley Line2 • Shipwreck |
| G: Accessed by Great Merchant • S: Suzerainty with Zanzibar 1 Added in Maya & Gran Colombia Pack • 2 Secret Societies mode only • 3 Specific scenarios only  Added in the Rise and Fall expansion pack.
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