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Topic started on 14-4-2008 @ 12:09 AM by Hanslune
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This is important as this is the farthest north an Egyptian anchor has been found.
Professional diver Tevfik Camgöz discovers an ancient stone anchor bearing hieroglyphic inscriptions off the shores of Kyrenia, a major port city in northern Cyprus. The anchor was sent to the British Museum, where it was discovered to be 3,000 years old. Camgöz notes that his research is on going and does not give information about the coordinates of the spot
This is important as this is the farthest north an Egyptian anchor has been found.
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