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Roman “Ghost Shipwreck” Rediscovered Off Italy After 67 Years with Ancient Wine Amphorae - Dining and Cooking

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An important underwater archaeological site was discovered by the Carabinieri in Camogli, Punta Chiappa. During a training activity the military of the Underwater Carabinieri Core...

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In the waters of Punta Chiappa, in Camogli, has been found the submerged archaeological site identified by Duilio Marcante in 1959 and later described by Nino Lamboglia. At about 45 meters of depth nine Roman amphorae have been recorded, testimony of a wreck remained without certain location for over sixty years L'articolo Punta Chiappa, found the phantasma "relitto" reported by Duilio Marcante in 1959 comes from Scintilena.

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Il Messaggero broke the news in Rome, Italy on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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