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A 1,300-year-old Byzantine shipwreck yielded 600g of gold, hinting at an imperial passenger on board
A shipwreck discovered off Croatia’s Mljet island yielded a significant gold treasure. This find includes a gold signet ring and a gem-encrusted belt, dating back centuries. The vessel’s cargo offers new insights into the Byzantine Empire’s trade and history. Researchers are analyzing artifacts to understand the voyage’s purpose and context. This discovery challenges previous notions about the region during the early medieval period.
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