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'WE COULDN'T BELIEVE OUR EYES': A LOST WORLD OF SHIPWRECKS IS FOUND
In 2002, Robert D. Ballard, a discoverer of the sunken Titanic, led a Black sea expedition that found a 2,400 years old wreck laden with the clay storage jars of antiquity. One held remnants of a large fish that had been dried and cut into steaks, a popular food in ancient greece.
The new team said it received exploratory permis for the Bulgarain ministries of culture and foreign affairs and limited its Black Sea hunts to parts of that nation's exclusive economic zone, which covers thousands of square miles and runs up to roughly a mile Deep.
In 2002, Robert D. Ballard, a discoverer of the sunken Titanic, led a Black sea expedition that found a 2,400 years old wreck laden with the clay storage jars of antiquity. One held remnants of a large fish that had been dried and cut into steaks, a popular food in ancient greece.
The new team said it received exploratory permis for the Bulgarain ministries of culture and foreign affairs and limited its Black Sea hunts to parts of that nation's exclusive economic zone, which covers thousands of square miles and runs up to roughly a mile Deep.
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