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Off the coast of Sicily, maritime archaeologists find traces of a fierce battle that changed Ancient Rome’s history forever, catapulting it to power.

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    • 7
      @ChthonianRealm

      I agree, but it’s more the rhythm. none of them were in sync and the prof was more clueless. I could have raced circles around them in a canoe, let alone a kayak with a single oar. Viking boats also used sails and oars and even they propelled the ships in the same manner to enter and leave a harbor.

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    @captaintoyota3171

    So 1000s of year that ships bow ram was just laying ontop of the sand? 250 targets 1 piece magically not burried? I smell b.s. Great find but where was it actually found i mean unless a typhoon etc just came through that should be burried right?

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    @Gringo-a-go-go

    Roman boats only went 4 to 8 miles per hour??? Na. Surely the ram would only then scratch the other boat’s paintwork!! Proper rowers would go much faster than that!

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