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A Roman Ship Sunk 2,200 Years Ago Still Kept Picket, Beewax and Pollen Delivered Where Its Hull Was Probably Repaired.
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At the bottom of the Adriatic, near the Croatian island of Ilovik, a shipwreck of the Roman Republic preserved something much more delicate than wood and amphora. The Roman ship Ilovik-Paržine 1 still retained organic coatings used to protect the hull, and ten samples revealed picket of conifers, beeswax and pollen grains capable of registering...
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