An exhibition entitled "The wreck of Antikythera - The ship, the
treasures, the Mechanism", will open at the Archaeological Museum in
Athens on April 5 and will run for a year.
This is the first time that all the findings from the Antikythera
wreck, dated between 60-50 BC, will be displayed together, while some of
the items have never been displayed before.
Sometime before Easter 1900, Elias Stadiatis, a Greek sponge diver,
discovered the wreck of an ancient cargo ship off Antikythera Island at
a depth of 42 m (138 ft). Sponge divers retrieved several statues and
other artifacts from the site.
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