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The hunt for sunken settlements and ancient shipwrecks

Atlit-Yam:

  • a community located along the eastern Mediterranean coast.

  • flourished until approximately 7,000 BC.

  • stone homes were built around courtyards.

  • seven massive stones formed a semicircle around a 1. .
  • the reason it disappeared is uncertain; the site is now underwater.

  • the largest prehistoric settlement found beneath the sea.

  • research has examined buildings, 2.  and human remains.

Traditional autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs):

  • used by the oil industry, for example to produce 3.  of the seabed.
  • drawbacks: they were costly and extremely 4. .

Latest AUVs:

  • easier to operate, less expensive and highly advanced.

Tests:

  • at Marzamemi in Sicily, they located ancient Roman vessels carrying church components made of 5. .

Underwater internet:

  • 6.  transmits information over short distances; acoustic waves cover longer distances.
  • a relay system can send information to researchers by satellite.

  • one AUV can direct another vehicle with superior 7.  to inspect an object.

Planned research in the Gulf of Baratti:

  • investigating wrecks of Roman ships, including:

    • a vessel that carried 8.  supplies; some tablets may have been dissolved to clean the 9. .
    • other vessels whose containers held olive oil or 10. .

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