Archaeologists have discovered a shipwreck near Turkey's coastline. It is one of the oldest shipwrecks, dating back 4,400 years. Located close to Kekova Island, the site has no wooden remains, suggesting the use of non-organic materials. Divers and researchers are studying the site to verify its age and construction materials.
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