Posted on 05/30/2026 10:41:04 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
A mysterious discovery beneath a Swiss lake uncovered over 1,000 perfectly preserved Roman artifacts. From swords to cargo crates, this ancient shipwreck is rewriting what we know about Rome’s frontier.
Archaeologists Just Found 1,000 Roman Artefacts in a Swiss Lake | 21:13
Sideprojects | 1.3M subscribers | 109,704 views | May 28, 2026
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Great video. Thanks for posting. I watched the first 4 minutes and like his quick sweep through Roman history setting up the shipwreck on the lake. Will finish later.
I read stories of people finding hoards of Roman coins and I consider, if I found an old clay jar full of gold and silver coins, no one would ever know, trust me.
There might be signs however.
Very interesting!......Plates and cups and all kinds of table ware. And some personal items, but no ship?
I bet it was a barge that capsized in a storm, dumping the cargo and then floated away..................
One thing that kept coming up in the narration was “2000 years”, a bit amusing.
SORRY-—THEY ARE AT “THE BOTTOM OF THE LAKE”——
THEY ARE NOT “BENEATH THE LAKE”.
If he is you, I'll never bother looking at any thing you post.
I’m not him, but I’d be cool with it anyway.
The lake’s a body of water, so, either is fine.
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