A sinking ship in the 16th century was found on the coast of France

Far from the French coast of the Mediterranean Sea at a depth of 2.5 kilometers found a sinking ship in the 16th century. On Thursday, June 12, Franceinfo reports.

A vessel of 30 to 7 meters was found at a depth of 2567 meters.

“This is the deepest Sunken Vessel ever discovered in French water territories. The previous note was the La Minerve submarine, which was discovered on the coast of Toulon at a depth of 2300 m in 2019,” Franceinfo said.

The ship was found by accident during the Naval training period in France in March, but the official message about the found was now made within the NIC’s UN conference framework at Nin.

The discovered ship was a sale of sale in the 16th century. Previous studies indicate the origin of North Italian.

In photographs published by the Department of Underwater Archaeological Research, case and cargo fragments lying on Sandy Day will be seen.

“Among those found are many twelve -two ceramic products: plates, water jugs of various colors with geometric and plant patterns. Six guns of steel are also found on the board. But modern waste is found – cans from drinks and plastic packages from the bottom of the yogurt”

Indicated by journalists.

Archaeologists aim to continue research on the establishment of the exact source of the medium and the reasons for its collapse. As part of the job, it was planned to create a 3D ship model, as well as the sting in early 2026.

Earlier it was reported that in the Podolsky district of the Odessa region they found a wealth of Crimean Khanate time.