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The largest golden treasure ever found in the Mediterranean has been discovered by researchers in Croatia, where the wreckage of a Byzantine ship was found off Milljet Island. The treasure includes a valuable collection of gold jewelry and coins dating back to the 7th or 8th century AD. The discovery is linked to the Heraclian dynasty, which ruled the Byzantine Empire between 610 and 711 AD. The nature of the artifacts suggests that the ship was transporting high-ranking individuals, shedding light on trade and navigation in the Mediterranean during the Byzantine era. Excavations at the site continue, with expectations of uncovering more archaeological finds.
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