Except for a sprinkling of gold dust—less than one ounce so far—no treasure has been found aboard the vessel likely piloted by Edward Teach, the British-born pirate known as Blackbeard.

According to The Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex ... Here's a list of five famous NC pirates. Blackbeard, also known as Edward Teach, is arguably North Carolina's most famous pirate.

Some historians argue that there is little evidence that Blackbeard was a particularly violent pirate and, instead, relied on his ferocious appearance to intimidate people into surrender.

"Edward Teach," the man says. "Blackbeard" Teach, known more commonly by his colorful nickname, was a real-life pirate who sailed the West Indies and Caribbean in the late 1600s. His ship ...

More info: Royal Museum Greenwich Cotton ... History of the Pyrates – Page spread of illustration of Blackbeard the Pirate on the left an Title page (A General History of Pyrates, Their ...

The National Maritime Museum's latest exhibition sails at ... The exhibition then transitions into your actual pirates. Blackbeard, Henry Morgan, Captain Kidd... all of them led complicated ...

Think Jack Sparrow, Blackbeard, or Long John Silver ... Cheung is the focus of a new exhibition at the Hong Kong Maritime Museum called “Pirates of the South China Sea: Chasing Cheung Po ...

In 1674, "reformed" pirate Sir Henry Morgan is a high official ... who's been supplanted by notorious Blackbeard himself. Also on the ship is Edwina Mansfield, seemingly a damsel in distress ...

The Blackbeard Pirates' systematic use of sharp weapons against Devil Fruit users demonstrates their strategic plan to collect power. Thatch's bloody demise and the attempted knife attack on Sabo ...

His reappearance accelerated the theorists' speculation about what the Rocks Pirates' captain might be. While Rocks' connection with Blackbeard might still stand valid, another connection might ...