Roman Shipwreck Raised After 2,000 Years | National Geographic

and speak three were discovered on
right bank of the Rhone in Arles
work in the Rhône is difficult
and quite stressful because of the
poor visibility
it’s scary but do not know what
which is right next to you
and river sediment allow
optimal preservation of objects
archaeological and especially
organic materials such as wood
when you are naval archaeologists and
you work in the Rhône is
very frustrating not to a
small part of the object of your study
the method to raise the wreck
background of the Rhone is consisted
cut into ten sections of three
meters each
first a wreck part was
searched which is a fine metallic sound
was placed around the section
statement
when the section is not stingy
face was completely free to
All and this one was mans
cut with a simple if once the
bed section can back up to the
a surface by a hoist system
Crane had taken all to her
metallic sections to come
put on the dock
Today the black cat is the rank 3
located in the county museum Arles
ancient in a wing specially
built to accommodate
when you are archaeologists you
worship course periods
excavation is very exciting
discover the purpose of your study