On December, 18, 1670, Welsh privateer Captain Henry Morgan and a crew of roughly 1500 cutthroats, plunderers, and buccaneers set sail from notorious pirate stronghold Port Royal, Jamaica.

The lost wreckage of a ship belonging to 17th century pirate Captain Henry Morgan has been discovered in Panama, said a team of U.S. archaeologists -- and the maker of Captain Morgan rum.

Maitz's career in pirates started in 1982 when his agent told him about Seagram's call to artists to design the Captain Morgan character. Maitz sent some preliminary sketches, and company ...

Marine archaeologists believe they have found the wreck of Captain Henry Morgan's sunken flagship after uncovering a large section of hull. The Satisfaction was lost along with four other ships in ...

The ship was discovered near the Lajas Reef, where Morgan lost five ships in 1671 during a bloody battle to capture Panama City for England and loosen Spain’s stronghold in the Caribbean.

U.S. archaeologists are continuing their search for real-life buccaneer Captain Henry Morgan’s lost fleet after the discovery of six cannons, a 17th century wooden shipwreck and even a barrel ...

Aug. 9, 2011— -- It was a pirate's life for Adm. Henry Morgan and now landlubbers can get a peek into the time during which the plundering privateer lived. Archaeologists have uncovered what ...

The lost wreckage of a ship belonging to 17th century pirate Captain Henry Morgan has been discovered in Panama, said a team of U.S. archaeologists -- and the maker of Captain Morgan rum.

The exception comes from picture of a lusty pirate with his foot on a barrel. ... A drawing of rum-shilling Captain Morgan inspired a new emergency room technique that is helping dislocated hips.