CLEAN : 'Good Shepherd' gold ring found in Roman-era wreck off Israel

The video discusses two significant archaeological finds near Caesarea: a Roman period shipwreck from the 3rd century AD and a Mamluk period shipwreck from the 14th century. The Roman hoard, including coins and a ring with Christian symbols, is particularly rare and significant. The artifacts provide insights into early Christian communities and their art, highlighting the importance of these discoveries in understanding historical contexts.

What does the presence of both Roman and Mamluk artifacts at the same site indicate about the historical significance of Caesarea?

How does the preservation of the coins at the bottom of the sea contribute to their historical value?