The Oldest Shipwreck in the World

The video explores the discovery of the world's oldest intact shipwreck from ancient Greece, found in the Black Sea. It discusses the unique anoxic environment of the Black Sea that preserves shipwrecks, the use of ROVs and photogrammetry in exploration, and the application of radiocarbon dating to determine the ship's age. The video highlights the importance of shipwrecks in understanding ancient shipbuilding, trade, and societal interactions.

What significant discovery did the team make while studying sea levels?

How did the anoxic environment of the Black Sea contribute to the preservation of the ancient shipwreck?

Discuss the role of ROVs in marine archaeology and how they are utilized in deep-sea explorations.

What challenges do marine archaeologists face when studying shipwrecks, and how do they overcome them?

What methods did researchers use to study the shipwreck found in the Black Sea?

Explain the process of radiocarbon dating and its significance in determining the age of the shipwreck.

What insights can ancient shipwrecks provide about human history and trade?