2021年6月6日 · The discovery of ancient Roman ruins in Guanabara Bay, situated roughly around 15 miles from the coast of Rio de Janeiro, creates a bit of a puzzle. The discovery of the ancient Roman artifacts comes in the form of a large collection of amphorae. Amphorae are tall jars and were frequently carried in Roman ships around the second century BC.

And yet, a discovery made off the coast of Rio de Janeiro nearly half a millennium later has threatened to erase this claim and, indeed, rewrite the very history of the modern world. In October 1982, an American treasure hunter called Robert Marx began exploring Guanabara Bay after receiving a tip-off from a local diver that it contained ...

2019年5月22日 · Here scattered along the bottom are various relics from ancient Rome, far from where they have any business being, and which have remained a baffling historical anomaly and conundrum that remains unsolved. By Brent Swancer via …

2023年9月30日 · An underwater archaeologist claims artefacts he found in a bay near Rio de Janeiro may mark the wreck of a Roman ship that could have reached Brazil 17 centuries before the Portuguese

2022年2月3日 · In October 1982, an American marine archaeologist and treasure hunter named Robert Marx dived into Brazil's Guanabara Bay, an oceanic body of water on the coast of Rio de Janeiro now known as the "Bay of Jars."

Sunk by British HMS Carmania off the coast of the Island of Trindade, Brazil, South Atlantic Ocean during World War I. 20°29′S 29°18′W  /  20.483°S 29.300°W  / -20.483; -29.300  ( SMS Cap Trafalgar

2021年3月17日 · The Ancient Roman Shipwreck In Brazil: In 1982, a marine archaeologist discovered what appeared to be the remains of an ancient Roman ship off the coast of Rio De Janeiro. Brazilian officials responded by enacting an underwater ban, ending any further study of …

2015年1月23日 · It is quite possible that the ship, after having struck a rock, sank to its resting place at the bottom of Guanabara Bay of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In the middle of Guanabara Bay, there is, depending upon the tide, a large submerged rock hidden approximately three feet below the surface of the water, but just high enough to crush the bottom of ...

2019年10月24日 · In 1982, a marine archaeologist discovered what appeared to be the remains of an ancient Roman ship off the coast of Rio De Janeiro. Brazilian officials responded by enacting an...

Amongst my most notable discover[ies] was that of a 2nd century BC Roman shipwreck in the Bay of Guanabara, near Rio de Janeiro. This is a discovery that has received little to no examination, much less validation, from the realm of mainstream archaeology, no doubt in part because Marx is not a Ph.D. archaeologist.