The Black Sea Maritime Archaeology project says the vessel has been carbon dated to more than 2,400 ... including a 17th century Cossack raiding fleet and Roman trading vessels carrying amphorae.

The oxygen-deprived depths of the Black Sea preserved a Greek trading vessel from 400 BC. ... including a 17th-century Cossack raiding fleet and Roman trading vessels still laden with goods.

It is the first Roman vessel found in Crimea in such an excellent condition, according to Roman Dunayev, who leads the Neptune underwater expeditions SIMFEROPOL, August 7. /TASS/. A well-preserved ...

The Romans controlled Crimea from 47 B.C. to around 340 A.D. and potential Roman ruins from the Black Sea were believed to have washed up in February on the shores of Turkey, which was also ...

A remarkably intact ancient Greek merchant ship from 2,400 years ago has been found at the bottom of the Black Sea. The sunken vessel was ... including Roman trading ships and a 17th ...

Ancient 2,000-year-old Roman ship found off ... to old maritime trading routes,” the ... was found off the Bulgarian coast in the Black Sea. The 23 metre-long vessel was found 2,000 ...

Carbon dating has confirmed the ship's age. The Black Sea MAP project has found more than 60 shipwrecks in the region, ranging from 17th century Cossack raiders to Roman trading ships.

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.

For three years, an international team of scientists surveyed the floor of the Black Sea, off the coast of Bulgaria. Now, radiocarbon tests have confirmed that the remains of an ancient ship ...

European researchers said they found a Greek trading ship, dating back more than 2,400 years, almost completely intact at the bottom of the Black Sea, off the coast of Bulgaria. News Home Page ...