A Roman shipwreck of the second century BC laden with countless amphorae has been discovered in the sea off the coast of the Sicilian town of Aci Trezza. Read more at https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2018/06/roman-shipwreck-discovered-off-coast-of.html#oHrB9fpugj9LOZI6.97
Roman shipwreck off coast of Sicilian town Aci Trezza
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