Divers found a 2,000-year-old Roman shipwreck in a Swiss lake that yielded Roman gladius swords, among other preserved historical artifacts.
Archeological officials said of the discovery, “The richness and diversity of this collection of goods, in an excellent state of preservation, make this discovery exceptional.” The exploratory mission was a joint undertaking of the Cantonal Archaeology Office of Neuchâtel (OARC) along with the Octopus Foundation, and the Archaeological Service of the State of Fribourg, the New York Post reported.
A shipwrecked vessel was discovered in Lake Neuchâtel in Western Switzerland after aerial photography showed…
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