The discovery of the oldest deep-sea sunken ship off the Israeli coast, estimated to be 3,300-3,400 years old, has unveiled advanced navigation skills and trade connections from ancient times. The ship, found with its cargo, challenges previous notions of ancient seafaring capabilities.
A 'history-changing' discovery: 3,000-year-old ship containing wine jugs found 55 miles off the Israeli coast by underwater robots shows ancient seafarers were more daring than previously thought https://t.co/cYzfBKRWu3 https://t.co/Kp1jT4Cb4H
A company drilling for natural gas off the coast of northern Israel discovered a 3,300-year-old ship and its cargo, one of the oldest known examples of a ship sailing far from land, the Israel Antiquities Authority says. https://t.co/LSQa2X9ab0
3,300-year-old ship found off Israeli coast is oldest ever found in deep waters https://t.co/ccJjT3IDl7
Cargo from 'most ancient' shipwreck found off Israel https://t.co/Dk6ewwbp4B
The oldest deep-sea sunken ship discovered off the Israeli coast reveals advanced navigation skills and significant trade connections from 3,300-3,400 years ago, transforming our perspective on ancient trade. https://t.co/r2VHGmfB0g