Kyrenia shipwreck

The Kyrenia shipwreck refers to an ancient Greek merchant ship that sank around 300 BCE near the coast of Cyprus. Its remains were discovered in the 1960s near the village of Kyrenia. The ship, made of wood and carried numerous goods like pottery, weapons, and trade items, offers valuable insights into maritime technology, trade routes, and daily life in the ancient Mediterranean. The well-preserved wreck and artifacts help archaeologists understand ancient seafaring, commerce, and shipbuilding techniques, making it a significant find in the study of ancient history.