Antikythera Shipwreck Continues To Yield Artifacts After 120 Years
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A Roman-era cargo ship that sank near the Greek island of Antikythera over two thousand years ago has been yielding abundant ancient treasures since its discovery in 1900. In late June 2022, researchers revealed their latest find — a marble head depicting the Greek and Roman demigod Hercules. The expedition team believes it belongs to a headless sculpture of Hercules found during the first visit to the shipwreck.
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jill83년 이하Wow! I feel bad for the people who died on that ship.
maylee20273년 이하that is sad but maybe the people who died is in a beater place right now and is happy
koala5583년 이하Did the put it in a museum i would not, plenty of things get stolen- koala5583년 이하wow
- koala558약 3년Where did they put the bronze statues?
best_of_today약 3년i mean, honestly i agree with sasukeuchiwa. that's probably bad karma... but at the same time the ship is probably releasing stuff into the ocean and should be picked up. also i don't have a ton of stuff but if you follow me that would be awesome!
sasukeuchiwa약 3년So cool but i honestly think they shouldn't be taking stuff from a shipwreck...Ya know i'm kinda superstitious so i just think it's bad karma right?Anyway plz follow byeee!(#stay slay #Slay king #yas!)
corbin76약 3년this is so cool!
armahmo약 3년Nice- giovannifranco약 3년nice.
lacygezeveje약 3년cool stuff.