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The depths of the eastern Port of Alexandria have revealed submerged artifacts dating back many centuries. Among the discoveries is a rare bronze ring depicting the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria; it is the first of its kind to feature an engraved image of the lighthouse on a seal ring. Researchers associate the image with the role of the Antirhodus Palace in managing the lighthouse during the second and third centuries AD. This discovery holds significant historical importance, relating to the city's history and civilization. Pottery and glassware finds have been uncovered, spanning approximately 800 years of Alexandria's history, including a wide variety of vessels and tools that illustrate the lifestyles and trade practices across different periods. Excavation work at the site is ongoing, aiming to document additional submerged artifacts and deepen the understanding of the ancient city's history.
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