The largest maritime archaeological expedition ever mounted has made astonishing finds that are rewriting maritime archaeology, such as the discovery of three ancient Roman shipwrecks last seen two thousand years ago. Where once understanding Roman ship designs was a guessing game based on fragments of wood, now, these stunning wrecks reveal the ships of the Empire as they really were.
The largest maritime archaeological expedition ever mounted has made astonishing finds that are rewriting maritime archaeology, such as the discovery of three ancient Roman shipwrecks last seen two thousand years ago. Where once understanding Roman ship designs was a guessing game based on fragments of wood, now, these stunning wrecks reveal the ships of the Empire as they really were.
