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Italy uncovers Roman shipwreck in Sicily
Italian divers have discovered a wreck of a Roman ship dating back more than 2,100 years off the coast of Sicily. It is believed that the ship was used for transporting wine and contains hundreds of well-preserved Greek-style pottery jars called “amphorae.” The wreck is located at a depth of 46 meters, about five kilometers from the coast near the city of Mazara del Vallo. It dates back to the second and first centuries BCE. Italy’s Minister of Culture considers this discovery one of the most significant recent underwater archaeological finds, as it provides valuable insights into ancient maritime trade.
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