Archaeologists excavating the famous ancient Greek shipwreck that yielded the Antikythera mechanism have recovered more than 50 items including a bronze armrest (possibly part of a throne), remains of a bone flute, fine glassware, luxury ceramics, a pawn from an ancient board game, and several elements of the ship itself.

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Delia Ni Chiobhain Enqvist creates 3-D models of submerged archaeological sites for future generations.

Marine Archaeology: A Handbook (CBA Practical Handbook): Marine Archaeology: A Handbook/i aims to give easy access to a range of information about the marine historic environment. It provides a useful guide for all those involved in the marine environment, from local authorities to recreational divers and interested amateurs. In recent years there has been increased awareness of both the potential and the fragility of the marine and maritime zones. Working in these zones presents a...

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THREE ancient shipwrecks carrying pottery cargoes as well as two from later times were discovered last month by a Greek-US team of marine archaeologists in the notoriously treacherous waters of the eastern Aegean Sea, officials revealed this week.

“The sunken city of Baia in Italy. (100 BC - 500 CE) It was a Roman seaside resort on the bay of Naples. Baiae was even more popular than Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Capri. #archaeohistories”