Displaying items by tag: antikythera

Two human teeth embedded in a compact mass with copper traces were found during the May 23-June 15 underwater excavation of the Antikythera island shipwreck that dates to around 60 BC, the Greek Ministry of Culture & Sports said on Sunday.

Do you dream of an idyllic life on a Greek island away from it all? If that sounds like music to your ears, you can be paid to live in Antikythera – an eight-mile stretch of land – with just 20 other people.

A bronze spear 2.20 meters in length, a metal anchor, a gold ring, parts from a bed, and a cluster of amphoras have been found on the sea bed approximately 250 meters away from the main site of the shipwreck off the coast of the island, Antikythera.