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Ancient Roman-era shipwreck (1st century BC) off Point Glyphadia, Antikythera. Discovered in 1900 by sponge divers from Symi, at a depth of 42-52m. It brought to light hundreds of antiquities — statues, jewelry, ceramics — and the famous Antikythera Mechanism, the world's oldest known analog computer, now displayed at the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. One of the most significant underwater archaeological finds in the world.
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ΑΝΤΙΚΥΘΗΡΑ is located in Αττική, Greece. Coordinates: 35.88970, 23.30780.
Ancient Roman-era shipwreck (1st century BC) off Point Glyphadia, Antikythera. Discovered in 1900 by sponge divers from Symi, at a depth of 42-52m. It brought to light hundreds of antiquities — statues, jewelry, ceramics — and the famous An
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