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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triste약 3년mind blown🤯
zipisoputylo약 3년coolest thing ever
20131011cc약 3년Wow
hudo248약 3년That’s cool
livthesloth약 3년Awesome! Computers…5000 years ago!?! Just wow!🤯🙂- giovannifranco약 3년same its so wow
 
msmatchettfave1약 3년cool :)
unknown_user14약 3년That's absolutely incredible!!
jana123456약 3년Ya it is I love this book so much
boba_addiction약 3년60 B.C is a long time ago! people who finds these things are probably really good at finding ancient stuff BTW i love the new discovery:)
himkotoga약 3년I'm really into mythology so this was a big discovery for me😀😎😝
julia_m약 3년Me too lol
kittycatlover113년 이상cool!