4,700-Year-Old Shipwreck off Türkiye May Be the World’s Oldest Known
Pottery and stone anchors discovered near Kekova Island may belong to a merchant ship that sank up to 4,700 years ago during the Early Bronze Age.
Underwater Archaeology in Kasos and Karpathos Uncovers 2,600 Years of History
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