A Roman trading ship from the time of the Caesars has been discovered off the coast of Italy, reportedly in such good condition that some of the food may still be preserved inside the storage jars ...

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A team of archaeologists using sonar technology to scan the seabed have discovered a "graveyard" of five pristine ancient Roman shipwrecks off the small Italian island of Ventotene. The trading ...

Intertwining current investigation with historical records, Lost Ships of Rome presents evidence to show Ventotene was once a strategic maritime hub that anchored the Roman trading empire.

Two thousand years ago, this ship was crossing the Mediterranean Sea full of its cargo of amphorae — large terracotta pots that were used in the Roman Empire for transporting wine and olive oil.

The ship was a Greek trading vessel, ... Overall, they have found more than 60 shipwrecks, including a 17th-century Cossack raiding fleet and Roman trading vessels still laden with goods.

Two thousand years ago, this ship was crossing the Mediterranean Sea full of its cargo of amphorae — large terracotta pots which were used in the Roman Em ...

The Roman shipwreck, with 6,000 amphorae jugs onboard, sank outside Fiskardo on the Greek island of Kefalonia. It’s the biggest classicial shipwreck found in the eastern Mediterranean.

(CNN) -- Two thousand years ago, this ship was crossing the Mediterranean Sea full of its cargo of amphorae -- large terracotta pots which were used in the Roman Empire for transporting wine and ...