https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/oct/04/antikythera-shipwreck-yields-new-treasures-and-hints-of-priceless-classical-statues
hopefully they will continue and persist with getting to the 7 or 9 possible buried statues (plus whatever else is under the boulder layer)
That shipwreck continues to be one of the most exciting ever. As for how 4th C BC Greek artifacts happen to be on a Roman shipwreck... Roman looting seems the obvious answer.
Quote from: Tim on Oct 04, 2017, 02:31 PM
That shipwreck continues to be one of the most exciting ever. As for how 4th C BC Greek artifacts happen to be on a Roman shipwreck... Roman looting seems the obvious answer.
if it hadn' ::)t been for the storm, it could have ended up in some rich Roman's summer house in Herculaneum....no wait....er.....