The historical maritime discovery to visit in the depths

April 9, 2019

The discovery will be open to the public by 2021, when it will have been inspected in its entirety. Those who dare to go down to the bottom of the sea will be able to benefit from this landscape.

The depths of the seas and oceans reveal many mysteries and may even be useful for reconstructing part of the story. In this case, it was found fifth century freighter and for the first time recreational divers will have access to it.

The discovery occurred in Greece, more specifically in the vicinity of the island of Alonisos, and He was responsible for more than 4,000 vases, which they said contained wine at the time of the sinking..

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incredibly, most of these vases are on the seabed but keep a good state, which allows to appreciate them perfectly.

It is expected that by 2021 it will become the first major shipwreck to which the general public has access. Divers can descend into the depths, while those who do not have the qualification card will also have the opportunity to experience this virtual reality visit in the information centers located in the region.

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The discovery of Peristera, The largest ship of its time that was found was of great importance to historians and took place in the early 90's.

Much of Greece's rich underwater heritage has been accessible only to a few privileged, mainly archaeologists, since they feared divers plundering innumerable antiques which are still scattered in the seabed of the country.

Dimitris Kurkumelis, Senior project archaeologist, has spoken with the British media Daily mail and expressed his astonishment at the state of the wreckage of this wreck: "It's very impressive, even myself, who has been working for years in the field of underwater archeology, I was really impressed the first time I plunged into this shipwreck. "