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VFTB 156: The Shipwreck of Paul

On: September 8, 2013

ARCHAEOLOGY IS fascinating. It’s like detective work on very old, very cold cases. Today, we discuss the case of a maritime disaster that nearly claimed 276 lives in the Mediterranean Sea more than 1,950 years ago. Several years ago, Mark Gatt, a researcher, diver, and native of the island nationContinue Reading

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