91.   Much more than bottles are at stake, said Lynda Roscoe Hartigan, a senior curator at the National Museum of American Art at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.

92.   Near the shoreline were empty bottles of beer and Zima, an alcoholic malt beverage.

93.   Near the site were empty bottles of beer and Zima, an alcoholic malt beverage.

94.   Next to her head is a bottle of tequila.

95.   Next to it was a bottle of sunblock.

96.   Officials believe the bottles were stored near paint products which corroded the plastic and soaked into the drink.

97.   Now the bottle is gone.

98.   One bottle should be a real French Champagne, the ultimate compliment to guests.

99.   On the floor are bottles of malt liquor and Tequiza.

100.   Once upon a time all pop bottles were like this and you could return them at the store for a refund.