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Italian divers off the coast of Sicily have discovered the wreck of a Roman ship dating back more than 2,100 years. The ship contains hundreds of Greek terracotta jugs used for transporting wine, located five kilometers from the coast at a depth of 46 meters. The Italian Minister of Culture confirmed that this discovery is among the most important achievements in modern maritime archaeology, as it provides evidence of ancient wine trade. The ship is 21 meters long and carries well-preserved ceramic vessels, marking a significant historical find in the region.
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