„1300 BC – A merchant ship, laden with treasures from seven different cultures and commodities of Cypriot origin was traveling on a 1,700-mile trade route when it sank for unknown reasons at Cape Uluburun (near Kas on the south coast of the Antalya region of Turkey). Much knowledge about prehistoric trade and nautical naviation during the late Bronze Age, inlcuding secrets that could rewrite the whole story, began a sleep on the sea floor – a 3,300-year-long sleep.“

Autor: Rico Besserdich

X-Ray Mag

Ausgabe 55, 2013

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