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Ancient Roman shipwreck raised, dating back 1,700 years with artifacts found · Cyprus Report

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Ancient Roman shipwreck raised, dating back 1,700 years with artifacts found

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The wreck of a 1,700-year-old Roman ship has been successfully raised in a project that took several years to complete.
The ship, identified as Ses Fontanelles, was discovered in 2019 near Playa de Palma in Mallorca.
Artifacts recovered from the site include amphorae and ancient tools, which were found at a shallow depth just a few hundred meters from the shore.
The excavation team conducted extensive underwater research prior to the retrieval of the wreck.
The ship dates back to the 4th century AD and provides insights into ancient maritime practices.

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Ανελκύστηκε το ναυάγιο ρωμαϊκού πλοίου ηλικίας 1.700 ετών -Βρέθηκαν αμφορείς και αρχαία εργαλείαiefimerida.gr · 16 days ago

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The wreck of a 1,700-year-old Roman ship has been successfully raised in a project that took several years to complete.
The ship, identified as Ses Fontanelles, was discovered in 2019 near Playa de Palma in Mallorca.
Artifacts recovered from the site include amphorae and ancient tools, which were found at a shallow depth just a few hundred meters from the shore.
The excavation team conducted extensive underwater research prior to the retrieval of the wreck.
The ship dates back to the 4th century AD and provides insights into ancient maritime practices.

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