Pelsaert recorded that ten money chests had been recovered—about 80,000 coins—leaving two lost since there had been twelve loaded originally. One was jammed under a cannon, and the other one had been broken open by Cornelisz' men.Batavias treasure also included special items being carried by Pelsaert for sale to the Mogul Court in India where he had intended to travel on to. There were four jewel bags, stated to be worth about 60,000 guilders, and an early-fourth-century Roman cameo, as well as numerous other items either now displayed in Fremantle and Geraldton, Western Australia, or recovered by Pelsaert. Legacy A Batavia ship replica was built from 1985 to 1995, using the same materials and methods utilized in the early 17th century. Its design was based on contemporary accounts, recovered wreckage, and other contemporary ships such as . After a number of commemorative voyages, the vessel is now moored as a museum ship in Lelystad in the Netherlands. Media The story was retold in Hugh Edwards' Islands of Angry Ghosts which described the wreck and aftermath and then followed with the story of the discovery and recovery. In 1973, Bruce Beresford produced a film about the ship called The Wreck of the Batavia. Another documentary film, The Batavia – Wreck, Mutiny and Murder, was aired on the Nine Network in 1995. In 2001 the Welsh author Mike Dash published his book, Batavia's Graveyard: The True Story of the Mad Heretic Who Led History's Bloodiest Mutiny, an historiographic account of the events and people aboard the Batavia. In 2012 Peter Fitzsimons released a book called Batavia discussing the events in detail and in 2017, a 60 Minutes report detailed the archaeological recovery of the skeletal remains of some of the victims. Casefile True Crime Podcast also covered the incident in detail in February 2020, as did Omnibus, Ken Jennings and John Roderick's podcast in 2022. The voyage, shipwreck and subsequent events are the subject of David Mark's 2022 novel Anatomy of a Heretic''. See also List of massacres in Australia Shipwrecks of Western Australia References Bibliography Further reading External links 1620s ships Crime in Western Australia History of Western Australia Maritime history of the Dutch East India Company Naval mutinies Ships of the Dutch East India Company Shipwrecks of Western Australia