How the Ancient Greeks travelled: I don’t usually do many reblogs, but I thought this was rather fascinating!
Scientists uncovered a 2,500-year-old ship that had been preserved in sand off the Mediterranean coast near the Israeli city of Haifa.
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Letters from Athens 
Thank you for sharing that, Marina. It looks rather fragile, but I think that’s because it’s so small.
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Thanks for posting this. We can learn so much about the past from these re-creations.
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That is a fascinating reconstruction indeed. Sadly, I wouldn’t be on that cruise though. I get seasick on huge ferries, let alone such a small craft.
Best wishes, Pete.
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This is so interesting! I like when they still can find something wonderful like this ship! Thanks for sharing.
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Glad you enjoyed it! 🌸
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Thank you for sharing, Marina. This is so interesting. Thinking about Odeyssus.
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I’m happy you liked it! I thought it was fun🌼
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Hi Marina, thank you for bringing back the recreative aspects of the past, it is so much interesting. Lovely picture! Happy Easter to you!
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Thank you for finding this and re-posting it, Marina! It was an enjoyable read. Whenever I read of a reconstructed ship from any era or place, I always want to go back in time and sail away on it. I would not make a good archeologist. I would never be working, only daydreaming, happily daydreaming!
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