Late Bronze Age shipwreck (around 1200 BC) off Cape Iria, Argolis. Located in 1962 by Nikos Tsouchlos. The cargo included clay vessels from three different regions of the Eastern Mediterranean — Cyprus, Crete, and the Argolid — documenting multi-stop trade routes at the end of the Mycenaean period. Lies at a depth of 12-27m, about 10m from the shore.
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Shipwreck at Cape Iria is located in Παραλία Ηραίων, Π.Ε. Αργολίδας, Greece. Coordinates: 37.46092, 23.00261.
Late Bronze Age shipwreck (around 1200 BC) off Cape Iria, Argolis. Located in 1962 by Nikos Tsouchlos. The cargo included clay vessels from three different regions of the Eastern Mediterranean — Cyprus, Crete, and the Argolid — documenting
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