Which source would be the most likely to contain useful, current information about diving on shipwrecks?

Select one:
a. an encyclopedia article about ships
b. a recent article by a marine archaeologist in Smithsonian Magazine about treasures found by divers in wrecked ships
c. an interview with a classmate who has a metal detector he uses to search for coins
d. a personal blog about a vacation spent diving on a sunken ship

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