7,000-Year-Old Shipwreck Discovered With Obsidian Cores From 1,000 Miles Away

#shorts #obsidian #Naples #island #Metropolitan Area Yo, check it out! Some underwater archaeologists discovered a Stone Age ship that sank off the coast of Capri. The boat was carrying a bunch of obsidian, which is a type of volcanic glass that was used to make sharp tools. The archaeologists don’t know who the sailors were, but they’re pretty sure they were some OG seafaring badasses. The shipwreck was found near the famous Grotta Azzurra (Blue Lagoon), which was a favorite bathing spot of Roman Emperors. So, basically, this is like finding a sunken pirate ship full of treasure off the coast of Miami Beach. Except it’s way cooler because it’s from the Stone Age. The archaeologists are still working on recovering the rest of the ship, but they’re hoping to learn more about the people who sailed it and the technology they used. In the meantime, we can all just sit back and imagine what it would have been like to be a Stone Age sailor on a quest for obsidian. Stay tuned for more updates on this story. And don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for more archaeological discoveries that will blow your mind!

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