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The coffin was found by Nathan Drake and Elena Fisher off the coast of Panama, and was the first clue to track down El Dorado. Using the coordinates imprinted on Francis Drake's ring pointing towards the location of the coffin, Nathan discovered that Drake had faked his death. The date on the ring was also 29 January 1596, a day after his supposed death. The coffin was marked with the coat of arms of Drake: the shield cut in half by a wave, with a star above the wave and below it.

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rdfs:label	Francis Drake's coffin
rdfs:comment	The coffin was found by Nathan Drake and Elena Fisher off the coast of Panama, and was the first clue to track down El Dorado. Using the coordinates imprinted on Francis Drake's ring pointing towards the location of the coffin, Nathan discovered that Drake had faked his death. The date on the ring was also 29 January 1596, a day after his supposed death. The coffin was marked with the coat of arms of Drake: the shield cut in half by a wave, with a star above the wave and below it.
dcterms:subject	Objects and Items Sir Francis Drake
abstract	The coffin was found by Nathan Drake and Elena Fisher off the coast of Panama, and was the first clue to track down El Dorado. Using the coordinates imprinted on Francis Drake's ring pointing towards the location of the coffin, Nathan discovered that Drake had faked his death. The date on the ring was also 29 January 1596, a day after his supposed death. The coffin was marked with the coat of arms of Drake: the shield cut in half by a wave, with a star above the wave and below it.

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