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Italian divers found the remains of a Roman ship more than 2,100 years old off the coast of Sicily, carrying hundreds of Greek ceramic jars used for transporting wine. The discovery is considered one of the most important in maritime archaeology, as they located the ship at a depth of 46 meters, five kilometers from the coast. The transport vessel is approximately 21 meters long and 6 meters wide, containing intact ceramic containers, which highlights the significance of this find in understanding the wine trade during that period.
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