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The sea off the island of Mljet is hiding a secret: look at all the treasures they've pulled out
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

The sea off the island of Mljet is hiding a secret: look at all the treasures they've pulled out

Arheolozi su na hrvatskom podmorju kod otoka Mljeta otkrili jedinstveno bizantsko nalazište, koje datira iz perioda prije hrvatskog kralja Tomislava i vikinških osvajanja. Nalazi uključuju zlatnike, nakit, pečatni prsten, amfore i druge dragocene predmete, što može promijeniti dosadašnje znanje o Bizantskom Carstvu i njegovim pomorskim vezama. Voditelj istraživanja, Igor Miholjek, naglašava da su otključali unikatne artefakte koji nisu pronađeni nikuda na Mediteranu. Arheolog Justin Leidwanger iz Stanforda smatra da je ovo ključno nalazište za razumijevanje mediteranskog povezivanja i raspadanja rimskog carstva. Prsten s prikazom cara sugerira da je teret bio namijenjen visokom dostojanstveniku, dok su i igrači iznad pokazivali kako su pomorci provodili slobodno vrijeme tijekom plovidbe. Brodolom je izazvala bura.

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Net.hr logoNet.hrIndependentCenter5 hr. ago
The sea off the island of Mljet is hiding a secret: look at all the treasures they've pulled out

Arheolozi su na hrvatskom podmorju kod otoka Mljeta otkrili jedinstveno bizantsko nalazište, koje datira iz perioda prije hrvatskog kralja Tomislava i vikinških osvajanja. Nalazi uključuju zlatnike, nakit, pečatni prsten, amfore i druge dragocene predmete, što može promijeniti dosadašnje znanje o Bizantskom Carstvu i njegovim pomorskim vezama. Voditelj istraživanja, Igor Miholjek, naglašava da su otključali unikatne artefakte koji nisu pronađeni nikuda na Mediteranu. Arheolog Justin Leidwanger iz Stanforda smatra da je ovo ključno nalazište za razumijevanje mediteranskog povezivanja i raspadanja rimskog carstva. Prsten s prikazom cara sugerira da je teret bio namijenjen visokom dostojanstveniku, dok su i igrači iznad pokazivali kako su pomorci provodili slobodno vrijeme tijekom plovidbe. Brodolom je izazvala bura.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced account of archaeological findings without overt ideological framing. It focuses on historical and scientific discovery, emphasizing academic consensus and expert opinions rather than taking a partisan stance. While the subject matter relates to national heritage and,

HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija) logoHRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicCenter6 hr. ago
Gold and precious stones on a shipwreck off Mljet

An article reports on the discovery of gold and precious stones during the salvage operation of a shipwreck off the coast of Mljet. The find has sparked interest among historians and archaeologists due to its potential historical significance. Local authorities have expressed concern over the preservation and legal handling of such artifacts. There is mention of ongoing investigations into the origins of the wreck and the items recovered.

Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a historical artifact discovery without overtly favoring any political stance. It focuses on factual reporting regarding the archaeological find and local authority responses, without taking a clear ideological position.

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