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Evidence of what may be world’s oldest shipwreck found in underwater excavations off Turkish isle

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“Evidence of what may be world’s oldest shipwreck found in underwater excavations off Turkish isle”

Amphorae found during the excavations date back to the Bronze Age, approximately 4,400 to 4,700 years ago, shedding light on ancient maritime trade along the coasts of Anatolia.

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