The beta editor changed my references, so I don't know what's what. Here is what the Pearson and Hoffman references should be:

the first historic shipwreck found off that state's coast. - p.1.
using contemporary records from 1774 and 1776 and examination of the lower part of the ship's hull in situ - pp. 1, 4
it was a ship of some 470 tons - p. 14
121 feet (documents of March 1764) or 127.5 feet (archaeological measurement) long - p. 14
The oak frame was held together with both iron and wooden nails. - p. 16
Exotic lading included two kimonos that were also rescued by the Spanish - pp. 22-28; kimonos mentioned on p. 25
It is concluded that these unmarked pieces were contraband not originally recovered because they were not very accessible and the owners did not want to make a fuss over them lest the government salvage officials find out they had been smuggling strenuously controlled goods. - pp. 26-27