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Marbella shipwreck sheds light on 19th-century transoceanic trade

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An 1887 Italian merchant shipwreck off Cabopino in Marbella reveals details of 19th-century trade routes between France and Argentina.

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Marbella shipwreck sheds light on 19th-century transoceanic trade

An 1887 Italian merchant shipwreck off Cabopino in Marbella reveals details of 19th-century trade routes between France and Argentina.

·Málaga, Spain
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A Story in a Shipwreck Off Spain

The wreck of a two-masted sailing ship, most likely, but not certainly, the Italian merchant ship Galigniano, which sank on November 23, 1887 off the coast of Cabopino in Marbella in the province of Málaga in southern Spain, contains more than algae and salty sea water.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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SUR in English broke the news in Málaga, Spain on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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