USA Today·3 min read·easy
Shipwreck, jars more than 2,000 years old found off Italian coast
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Divers off the coast of Sicily have discovered a Roman-era shipwreck containing hundreds of ancient clay amphorae dating back to the first or second century B.C. The site, located 3 miles offshore, is considered a significant archaeological find that offers insight into ancient Mediterranean trade.
Hear this story A group of Italian divers discovered a Roman shipwreck stocked with hundreds of ancient clay jars in the warm waters off the coast of Sicily, authorities said.
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