2200 Year Old Greek Ship to Be Exhibited in Kyrenia Castle
A 65-foot Greek merchant ship raised from the Kyrenia coast will go on display in Kyrenia Castle this fall as the oldest vessel recovered from the sea. The vessel, excavated by the University of Pennsylvania Museum team led by Dr. George F. Bass, marks a milestone in underwater archaeology after five years of meticulous excavation and preservation.
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