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<p>I was closely following this story a few years ago when the engines were first discovered and the was a lot of research underway to date the engines and determine why they are on the bottom of the ocean.  The last I heard, there were plans to recover them.  I would like to see them recovered and preserved as historical artifacts, leaving them more or less in the condition they are in now.  However, it might be a bit of a challenge to stabilize them once they are taken out of the water.  But even as they are in the ocean, the salt water must be eating them up.  I did not hear that they ever discovered the history of the engines or the circumstances of their loss, but it has become clear that they are incredibly ancient.  I seem to recall hearing that both locomotives are identical, standing upright, and were brand new when lost.</p>What I had not heard was the prohibition of recovering the engines.  What is the authority of that prohibition and what is the reasoning behind it?  Although proceeding with a plan of action once the locomotives are recovered might be a challenge, it does not seem like the recovery itself would be too difficult.
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