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"Coal miners accidentally discover an ancient Roman ship from the 3rd century AD while digging."

"In the vast open coal mining area in Kostolac, Serbia, ancient Roman ships were successfully discovered by miners."

Ancient Roman ship found by miners in the vast open coal mine in Kostolac, Serbia. Currently, archaeologists are in the process of cleaning the sand and dust that are attached to the ancient wooden ship. This discovery began when a mine worker in Drmno found a number of woods. Experts from Viminacium, a Roman settlement site not far from the mine, immediately came to the location to save the ship's frame. According to Reuters, this is the second discovery in the area since 2020.

"Equipped with Various Facilities"

Possibility, the ship is part of a river fleet used by the large and continuously developing Roman city, which had a population of around 45,000 people. This city was equipped with various facilities, including a hippodrome, fortress, forum, palace, temple, amphitheater, water channels, baths, and workshops.

"From the 3rd or 4th century AD"

Archaeologist Miomir Korac, who led the research, revealed previous findings, stating that the ship is estimated to date back to the third or fourth century AD. At that time, Viminacium was the capital of the Province of Moesia Superior, a region that was part of the Roman Empire, and had a port near the Danube River.

"We can assume that this ship originated from the Roman era, but we are not sure of its exact age,"

"Korac revealed to Reuters at the excavation site."

"Rentan Lapuk" translates to "Prone to decay" in English.

Korac conveyed that initially, the archaeology team sprayed water on the ship and placed it under a tarp to prevent damage to the ship from exposure to sunlight.

Two ships and three canoes or sampans that have been found in the area are believed by archaeologists to be ships that have sunk or abandoned on the riverbank.

This ship will be displayed along with thousands of other artifacts found in Viminacium, near Kostolac, about 70 kilometers east of Belgrade. Mladen Jovicic, one of the members of the archaeological team, stated that moving the hull of the 13-meter-long ship is a difficult task without causing damage to the ship itself.

"Our skilled friends will prepare a special structure that will be lifted using a crane, and the entire gradual conservation process will follow.""
"ungkap Mladen Jovicic, arkeolog." translates to "revealed Mladen Jovicic, archaeologist."

Source: Reuters

"Excavation Since 1882"

The excavation research of Viminacium has been started since 1882, but archaeologists estimate that only about 5 percent of the ancient city's area, which spans 450 hectares, has been excavated.

Some of the discoveries reported in this ancient city involve gold tiles, jade stone carvings, mosaics and wall paintings, weapons, as well as the skeletons of three mammoths or prehistoric elephants.

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