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Un Relitto Fenicio Nell’Arcipelago Maltese

Non è certamente il più antico relitto del Mediterraneo, come riportato da alcune agenzie di stampa e ripreso da varie testate, ma il congiunto di anfore e materiali da poco localizzato nelle acque dell’arcipelago maltese è comunque una scoperta straordinaria. Read Full Article

2,700-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck Found near Malta

Underwater archaeologists from the Groplan project, led by Dr Timmy Gambin of the University of Malta, say they have discovered the remains of a sunken Phoenician merchant vessel in the waters off the Maltese island of Gozo. Read Full Article

2,700-year-old Phoenician Shipwreck Discovered in Maltese Waters

A group of divers have discovered a Phoenician shipwreck dating back to 700 BC off the coast of Gozo island in Malta, according to a news report in the Times of Malta .  It is a unique and immensely important finding as it is the oldest known shipwreck in the central Mediterranean, it is among the oldest […]

Phoenician Wreck Found Off Malta

Divers have discovered a 2,700-year-old Phoenician shipwreck off the coast of Gozo, Malta’s Minister for Culture, Owen Bonnici, announced yesterday. The 15m-long ancient vessel lies at a depth of 120m about one mile off the coast of Malta’s second largest island and dates back to 700BC. Scientists believe it to be the oldest shipwreck in the […]

Divers discover Phoenician treasures in ancient shipwreck

Researchers were diving near a Maltese island and found a cargo of grinding stones and wine jars which sank with the ship around 2700 years ago. Divers near a Maltese island have located the cargo of an ancient ship that could contain some of the oldest Phoenician artefacts ever discovered. Read Full Article

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