Ancient Adriatic: Croatia's Sunken History - Full Episode

Archaeologists and conservators along Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast meticulously uncover and document an ancient Roman ship. Submerged in sediment for nearly 2000 years, the preserved wooden hull and recovered artifacts offer invaluable insights into the region's maritime history and cultural heritage.

[@yasmin8851]

Really interesting. And no commercials, love it!

[@yaelhart9206]

Excellent cinematography, and a clear, concise introduction to the process. I will look for future adventures.

[@southeastcoastalphotography]

This was a great documentary good info and amazing camera work. I hope to see more like this from this channel. I also hope they can get the funds to lift the ship before it’s lost to elements and storms.

[@draganjagodic4056]

Thank You for this beautiful documentary. Gladly subscribed. Perhaps might be interesting to You: recently a Neolithic site was discovered near island Korčula, at the depth of eight meters. Also the works have been resumed at Roman villa from 4th-5th century AD, near Polače, island Mljet, at the depth of ca. 1-1,5 meter. Sincere regards and all the best🌞

[@perecanamero2574]

Good work has been done... How I would have liked to participate...Congratulations. Maybe there will be another opportunity in the future.

[@george1la]

Very informative. Great find and approach to preservation and documentation. You only have one chance per find to get it proper and non destructive for max information unvarnished.

[@crystalmoon1982]

Awesome find.

[@daviddeveau5101]

Fascinating.

[@michelejay5218]

Very interesting and informative. Though, it would have been nice to acknowledge the existence of the original inhabitants that were in the area before Rome. The various tribes and even, some leaders, are mentioned in Roman records.

[@nemo6686]

A "rare _and_ unique" site - you don't get that very often!

[@alesjamsek9422]

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[@highlatitude64.84]

10:00 An Italian captain sunk his ship right in front of the harbor? That checks out...

[@OublietteTight]

How does carbon dating change in water?

[@OurGlobalAffects]

UNESCO supported conservancy efforts. very kool 😎 thy!

[@zeljkaboras-simic5735]

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[@ocendo1]

What a shame.Only two thousant years.We have history before Rome and Greece.Ilirians ancestors found this city milenias before.The only problem is archeology dictated ba ocupiers.Unfortunately,still .Shame,on us all that take it without fight.Dig out our roots.Fuc.k Rome and long live Iliria Croatia.

[@kaimax3880]

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