Roughly 1,700 years ago, a ship sank to the bottom of the Mediterranean near present-day Spain. Not long after it sank, the Roman-era vessel became covered in sand and sediment, which preserved ...
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Trove Of ‘Ancient Treasures’ Discovered In A Third-Century Roman Shipwreck Near GreeceIt was in the fall of 2020 when researchers in Greece made the discovery of a lifetime. Just off the coast of the island of Kasos lay four shipwrecks. Not only did these shipwrecks span millennia ...
The pots are from at least two Roman cargo ships, either wrecked or the cargoes jettisoned at sea in a storm. The pottery (Samian ware) was imported from Roman Gaul. These pots - caught by local ...
TASS/. A well-preserved ancient wooden ship, presumably dating back to the Roman period, has been found off the coast near Crimea’s Balaklava, Roman Dunayev, who leads the Neptune underwater ...
TASS/. A wooden Roman vessel, found at the bottom off the coast near Crimea’s Balaklava, dates back to the 2nd or 3rd centuries and could have been used as a merchant ship, senior researcher ...
One of two cast bronze bearings from the bilge pump of a Roman ship which caught fire and sank in St Peter Port harbour around AD280. Of surprisingly modern appearance, such bearings are known ...
NO ARCHIVES Wednesday: we must remember that the intervention of the Roman Empire ended up destroying ... determined to take the helm of the Olympic ship hard in the midst of a major storm.
The pots are from at least two Roman cargo ships, either wrecked or the cargoes jettisoned at sea in a storm. The pottery (Samian ware) was imported from Roman Gaul.
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