Two men found the remnants of a Roman merchant ship, lost at sea some 1,600 years ago near Caesarea, a harbour city on the Israeli coast 30 miles north of Tel Aviv You can save this article by ...

It is believed to have come from one of the larger Roman merchant ships of the Classis Britannica fleet, that weighed between 500 and 600 tonnes.

The Gallo-Roman shipwreck has undergone preservation at the Mary Rose Trust in Portsmouth The director of Guernsey Museums has called on people outside the States to help preserve and exhibit the ...

They had found the remnants of a Roman merchant ship, lost at sea some 1,600 years ago near Caesarea, a harbor city perched on the Israeli coast roughly 30 miles north of Tel Aviv.

IT HAS been more than 2000 years since a Roman merchant ship foundered off the west coast of the Italian peninsula, and almost 40 years since the wreck was discovered. Now the DNA trapped in ...

Among the new discoveries are three shipwrecks near the Skerki Banks, including a Roman merchant ship that sank more than 2,000 years ago. Underwater archaeologist Franca Cibecchini of DRASSM says ...

Ancient 2,000-year-old Roman ship found off Italy coast. ... In 2018, a Greek merchant ship that experts dated back 2,400 years was found off the Bulgarian coast in the Black Sea.

The director of Guernsey Museums calls on people outside the States to help preserve and exhibit the Roman wreck Asterix in the island. Let us know you agree to data collection on AMP.