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Prow of Roman warship made of bronze

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Prow of Roman warship made of bronze
Prow of Roman warship made of bronze

An extraordinary ancient artifact has been discovered off the coast of Sicily, near the Aegadian Islands: the bronze prow of a Roman warship, known as a rostrum. This rare find directly links us to the naval battle off the Aegadian Islands (241 BCE), which marked the end of the First Punic War (264-241 BCE). Such relics offer a glimpse into ancient naval warfare and the might of the fleets of the time.

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