Scientists studying the Ilovik-Parzine 1 Roman shipwreck off Croatia say coatings and trapped pollen can reconstruct its voyage. The evidence suggests the ship was built in Italy, crossed the Adriatic, and received repairs at multiple stops along ancient trade routes. The findings also shed light on Roman waterproofing methods, offering a sharper way to trace maritime history.
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