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Archaeologists Say This Roman Ship Sank Slowly and Upright, and Its Hull Stayed Intact for 2,000 Years

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by The Daily Galaxy•Sep 23, 2026•0 views•
Archaeologists Say This Roman Ship Sank Slowly and Upright, and Its Hull Stayed Intact for 2,000 Years
Nobody expected what the sonar screen showed that day. Beneath the waters off a Greek island, an enormous shipwreck had been resting on the seafloor for around 2,000 years, still keeping the shape of the ship that carried it.
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