
The 21-metre ship, filled with hundreds of amphora in good condition, was located by Italian divers
Roman epave full of amphoras discovered off Sicily
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Italian divers discovered the wreck of a Roman ship off Sicily, filled with hundreds of amphora in very good condition. The boat was 21 metres long and six metres wide, according to local media.
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Italian divers discovered the wreck of a Roman ship off Sicily, filled with hundreds of amphora in very good condition.
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The boat was 21 metres long and six metres wide, according to local media.
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Italian divers discovered the wreck of a Roman ship off Sicily, filled with hundreds of amphoras in very..
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