US EditionImportant Archaeological Discovery in the Seas of Sicily: Unearthing Archaic Stone Anchors off Syracuse
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Important Archaeological Discovery in the Seas of Sicily: Unearthing Archaic Stone Anchors off Syracuse
In a remarkable joint operation conducted by the Maritime Superintendency of the Sicilian Region and the Diving Unit of the Guardia di Finanza in Messina, two stone anchors dating back to the Greek Archaic Period (800-480 BC) have been uncovered on the seabed off the coast of Syracuse, Sicily.The discovery, triggered by a report from an attentive citizen, highlights the significance of collaborative efforts between public agencies, law enforceme…
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