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Saturday marks the 308th anniversary of the sinking of the pirate ship, Whydah, after one of the worst storms in history hit the boat off the coast of Cape Cod.

Have you heard of the Whydah Gally pirate ship? It had a dastardly existence in the 17th and 18th centuries as pirates tend to have, and according to The Travel.

The ship disappeared, along with its treasures, until it was discovered off Cape Cod in 1984 by explorer Barry Clifford, becoming the first authentic pirate shipwreck from the Golden Age of Piracy ...

An 18th century ship which sank off the coast of Cape Cod was found to have at least six pirate skeletons still aboard.

It's thought one of the skeletons is Captain 'Black Sam' Bellamy, the captain of the Whydah, the only verified pirate shipwreck in the world.

Samuel "Black Sam" Bellamy was the captain of the Whydah, the world's only verified pirate ship, which sank off Cape Cod and was discovered in 1984.