The Guardian Australia
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Spanish archaeologists document 34 ancient shipwrecks in Bay of Gibraltar
Spanish archaeologists discovered over 30 ancient shipwrecks in the Bay of Gibraltar, dating from the fifth century BC to World War II. Led by Professor Felipe Cerezo Andreo from the University of Cádiz, the Project Herakles has documented 34 wrecks, revealing centuries of maritime history in this strategically vital waterway. Preservation efforts are needed to protect these archaeological sites.
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