Sea Bottom Treasure Discovered
A diver off the coast of the Italian island of Sardinia discovered over 30,000 Roman-era coins, believed to date from between 324 and 340 AD. It is possible that they originated from an as-yet-unknown sunken ship. Evidence suggests that the coins, which have remained in excellent condition after more than 1,600 years underwater, may be linked to an ancient maritime trading voyage. Estimates indicate that the actual number could reach up to 50,000 coins. The ship's location remains a mystery, but the discovery is considered one of the region’s most significant archaeological treasures, offering valuable insights into commercial activity in the Mediterranean during the Roman era.
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