Archaeologists found well-preserved historical artifacts at the bottom of a Swiss lake not too far off the shoreline of Zurich, Switzerland.
Breitbart News reported about the a 2,000-year-old Roman shipwreck in Lake Neuchâtel in Western Switzerland after aerial photography showed signs of the vessel at the bottom of the lake.
Well-preserved items included Roman gladius swords, which are described as “short-edged weapon” used by Roman legionnaires.
Other treasures included bowls, cups, and plates that would have been produced in the Swiss plateau, in a region between the Jura Mountains and the Alps.
In Roman times, the area was known as the Roman…
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