希臘「水底博物館」開幕！參觀者可潛入2500年前沉船探索

By Celia on 06 Aug 2020

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繼早前澳洲大堡礁將喺 2021 年開設南半球首座海底博物館之外，原來早前喺希臘亦有一間水底博物館開幕喇！今次依間博物館用澳洲唔同，佢唔係喺水中加入裝置藝術，而真真正正係一艘沉末咗2500年嘅沉船嚟。

依間水底博物館正正就喺愛琴海阿洛尼索斯島（Alonissos）嘅對出，及派里斯泰拉島（Peristera）附近嘅一個小島礁（islet）附近。而喺水中就有一艘2500年前沉末嘅船「巴特農沉船」。

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Греция. Затонувший корабль, расположенный на глубине 28 м, ученые датируют 500 г. до н.э. Впервые обломки потерпевшего крушения судна были обнаружены в 1990-х, благодаря рыбакам, которые увидели покачивающиеся на воде две древние бутылки из-под вина. Властям сообщили о находке и позднее около острова Перистера дайверы, исследуя дно, наши и сам корабль длиной 25 м. Теперь здесь уникальный подводный музей!? Несмотря на то что корпус судна почти сгнил, сохранился груз из 4000 винных бутылок. Туристам предлагают погрузиться на глубину 25-28 м и увидеть останки корабля, а также исследовать место крушения. Работать музей будет с начала августа и до 2 октября в 2020 г., и вновь откроется весной 2021 г. Хотите посмотреть??

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專家指「巴特農沉船」喺大約西元前425年位於佩里斯特里島（Peristera）海岸附近沉末，沈船深度約為21至28米。據知「巴特農沉船」喺一艘古代嘅大型紅酒商船，當時佢哋喺經過海岸附近時遇到惡劣天氣而沉沒於此。

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 Greece is opening its first underwater museum in Alonissos! The ancient shipwreck near the western rocky shore of Peristera came to light in 1985, when it was discovered by a local fisherman at a depth of 28 meters. What emerged was a large merchant ship, possibly from Athens which sank there around 425 BC. It was loaded with thousands of wine amphorae from Mendi (ancient city of Halkidiki) and Peparithos (today’s Skopelos), areas known in antiquity for their wine. The shipwreck is one of the most important of classical antiquity. The substantial number of amphorae, the excellent condition of the shipwreck at a depth 21-28 metres and the beauty of the exotic waters are more than enough reasons to experience it. The whole region is situated within the protected area of the National Marine Park of Alonissos – Northern Sporades. Access to the mysterious world at the Aegean seabed, however, is not only for the diving aficionados, but for all visitors to Alonissos, as they will have the opportunity to enjoy the unique spectacle of the shipwreck, without even getting wet. In the enchanting alleys of Alonissos Town, the Centre for Public Information and Awareness will welcome you, with all the information about the history of ancient shipwrecks and the ability to dive virtually to the bottom and navigate shipwrecks as a true diver, with technological applications of augmented reality. credits @protothema.gr

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除咗「巴特農沉船」之外，當地仲準備開放附近水區嘅幾個沉船遺址，吸引更多遊客。

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?? Il relitto di Peristera, Grecia. Di fronte all'isola di Alonissos si trova l'isola greca disabitata di Peristera nelle cui acque è stato trovato un notevole relitto antico: i resti di un'enorme nave mercantile che ha apportato nuove conoscenze sulla carpenteria navale nel mondo antico. Questa spettacolare scoperta, finora riservata a pochi fortunati, diverrà il primo relitto antico ad essere reso accessibile al pubblico in Grecia. Sarà così realizzato un vero e proprio museo a 30 metri di profondità, costituito da migliaia di anfore e reperti consumati dal tempo e avvolti in uno scenario colorato mozzafiato. Il relitto, scoperto nei primi anni Novanta, risale al V secolo a.C. e trasportava perlopiù circa 4000 anfore contenenti vino. La nave del peso di 126 tonnellate era destinata ad Atene e naufragò per cause sconosciute tra il 425 ed il 415 a.C. ?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️ ?? The Peristera shipwreck, Greece. Opposite the island of Alonissos is the uninhabited Greek island of Peristera in whose waters a remarkable ancient wreck has been found: the remains of a huge merchant ship that brought new knowledge on naval carpentry in the ancient world. This spectacular discovery, so far reserved for the lucky few, will become the first ancient wreck to be made accessible to the public in Greece. This will create a real museum 30 meters deep, consisting of thousands of amphorae and artifacts worn over time and wrapped in a breathtaking colorful setting. The shipwreck, discovered in the early 1990s, dates back to the fifth century BC and it mostly carried about 4000 amphorae containing wine. The 126-tonne ship was destined for Athens and was wrecked, for unknown reasons, between 425 and 415 BC. ?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️ ? Video by VR360 Immersive Media ?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️?️ #peristera #greece #grecia #shipwreck #wreck #underwater #sub #immersion #anfore #relitto #sea #wonderful #nature #amphorae #archaeology #archeology #archeologia #ancient #athens #commercio #ancientworld #greek #wine #heritage #worldheritage

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