Archaeologists have uncovered 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, hinting at a non-organic construction material. Divers and researchers are examining the site to confirm its age and construction materials.
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