Take a look:
http://www.comcast.net/slideshow/news-titanic/
A judge is finally going to rule on the ultimate fate of thousands of these pieces, including dishes, clothing, papers and even a large section of the ship itself, including portholes. I remember a vow by Robert Ballard, one of the shipwreck's original discoverers, to keep the artifacts with the ship, out of respect. Thought that was a classy way to handle it. Obviously, others did not agree.
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