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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k-9boy223년 이하Cool! I love it!😍
angelachang3년 이하Cool! The first computer was made 5000 years ago! 😮🖥
summer_beach3년 이하THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!! I love almost anything that has to do with the ocean and history so this is so cool!!!🤩🌊🕒
iheartpuppies3년 이하This shipwreck has so much history in all those artifacts LIKE THAT HUGE HERACLES STATUE!! How do people even find this stuff?😊- iheartpuppies3년 이하How do they even know what this stuff is its so old!
- iheartpuppies3년 이하The ship dated back to 60 BC??!!! that was so long ago! 2081 years to be exact!
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adroit_avimimus3년 이하A statue of Hercules?! DOGO News never fails to amaze me!- iheartpuppies3년 이하Me neather!
roseylakey3년 이하That looks cool