The treasure includes 265 gold coins, hundreds of gold nuggets, some weighing more than a troy pound each, prehistoric gold fetishes, a 2000 year old necklace made of carved quartz crystals and other semi-precious stones, hundreds of rubies, diamonds, emeralds, two Ceylon sapphires, and two ancient Chinese carved jade figures.
The treasure included thousands of silver coins worth more than $400 million.
AOL said the treasure included CNN binoculars, games and toys from Warner Brothers and a variety of DVDs from HBO's The Sopranos to New Line Cinema's Lord of the Rings trilogy.
You can use lots of things as the treasure, including pencils, pens, pieces of paper, and even actual money!
The treasures include Rebuilding The Empire Cinema, Leicester Square and Head Of Gerda Boehm.
The treasures include everything from a child's cloth doll to 135 Tiffany lamps to Audubon birds, paintings, sculpture and furnishings.
And the treasures include pictures of the Lusitania before its fatal voyage, James Cagney's 1899 birth certificate and city paychecks made out to Frederick Law Olmstead ($406.25) and Calvert Vaux ($200) for work on Central Park.
The treasures include a set of six chairs made by a furniture designer who worked on commission for Aristotle Onassis; a collection of prison-camp materials from World War II that posthumously established a glider pilot's eligibility for a medal; and a drawing and a lithograph by Grant Wood, as well as a trunk containing some of his possessions valued at nearly $22,000.
Across the street, at Sutter Antiques, the treasures included six exquisite carved Anglo-Indian Regency chairs with drop-in seats ($6,500), a French Empire cheval ($7,500) and a pair of lion's head bronze gas lamps ($3,500 the pair) from a hotel in Saratoga.
Redmayne's co-stars in Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure include John Hurt, who provides the voice of Sailor John, and Jamie Campbell Bower who takes on the sailing vessel Skiff.
Now, armed with modern technology—specifically rebreathers, which scrub carbon dioxide from exhaled air and reintroduce oxygen scientists have begun to extract some of the remaining treasure, including a 2-meter-long bronze spear that the team says may be just the beginning.
