Ancient jars from shipwreck found off Italian coast
A group of Italian divers discovered a Roman shipwreck off the coast of Sicily containing hundreds of ancient clay jars believed to date back to the first or second century B.C. The wreck was found approximately three miles from Mazara del Vallo, and authorities described it as one of the most significant recent underwater archaeological finds. The site includes a large pile of amphorae used for storing goods such as wine and olive oil.
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