Cea mai veche epavă din lume, de aproape 5.000 de ani, a fost descoperită în largul coastelor Turciei

The world's oldest shipwreck, estimated to be between 4,400 and 4,700 years old, was found off the coast of Turkey. The ship, a 10-meter-long commercial vessel, dates back to the Early Bronze Age, around the same time as the construction of the Great Pyramid of Egypt. Although the wooden structure has not survived, numerous ceramic storage vessels were discovered, some still containing traces of their original contents. The wreck is located near Kekova Island in Antalya, with artifacts scattered on an underwater slope. Researchers are analyzing the shape of the amphorae to confirm the ship's age and are investigating what goods were transported, possibly olive oil, wine, or tree resins.