Ce au pățit doi scafandri care au descoperit o epavă romană pe fundul mării și au crezut că au dat o lovitură financiară

Two Italian divers discovered a Roman shipwreck 27 years ago but have struggled to receive the reward typically granted by the Italian state. The wreck was found in 1999 near Trapani, leading to its restoration and conversion into a museum. Although the divers requested a reward of half a million euros, the state denied their claim, arguing the discovery was not accidental. The case went to court, where the state initially won. However, a recent ruling has mandated Sicilian authorities to reassess the reward process.