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Roman Shipwreck in Sicily Uncovered After 2,100 Years

Amphora Dreams: A Glimpse into Ancient Trade Routes The recent discovery of a Roman shipwreck off Sicily's coast has sparked excitement among archaeologists and historians.

Estimated to be over 2,100 years old, the find boasts an impressive haul of ancient clay jars, or amphorae, likely used for wine transportation.

The wreck is situated approximately three miles off Mazara del Vallo's coast, at a depth of 150 feet.

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