In the video above, you can watch a live stream from Camera 5 at the Visitable Underwater Archaeological Sites in Aspros Kavos Fourni.
This is the Shipwreck No. 13 (first half of the 6th century BC), the oldest and northernmost of the seven shipwrecks recorded at Akra Fygos. It consists of a main deposit of amphorae cargo that starts at a depth of -34 meters and extends, on a steeply sloping seabed, to a depth of -40 meters. The visible part of the shipwreck includes approximately 40-50 amphorae, some of which are preserved in an intact state. Typologically, they are considered Samian and date to the Archaic period. It is the earliest shipwreck that has been identified, to date, at Fourni. It is unique in its kind, as no similar shipwreck with this cargo has been identified in the Aegean.
The video feed is transmitted in real time.
As Internet users do not have the privilege to activate the underwater lighting, the image is visible only during daylight hours, relying exclusively on natural light conditions.
This live transmission is part of a unique underwater monitoring system, currently unmatched anywhere in the world, offering the public unprecedented access to protected underwater cultural heritage.
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