Kyrenia Shipwreck Reveals Ancient Greek Maritime Trade and Technology
In the 1960s, the Kyrenia shipwreck revealed ancient Greek trade routes post-Alexander the Great. Laden with amphoras and almonds, the 46-foot vessel sank around 280 BC. Analysis of its construction and sinking dates sheds light on power struggles of the time. Such discoveries offer insights into ancient maritime technology and historical contexts, enriching our understanding of the past.