19 May 2018

Ionian Shipwrecks And Antiquity Smuggling

The 'history' of Ionian shipwrecks emerges after three cases of antiquity smuggling in one month were investigated by the Ioannina Police and two Germans living for 30 years in the coastal town of Perdika in Thesprotia were arrested, as well as a scuba diver in Igoumenitsa and a business man in Parga. Hundreds of antiquities were found in their possession and confiscated.
Read more at https://archaeologynewsnetwork.blogspot.com/2018/05/ionian-shipwrecks-and-antiquity.html#HYT37GEXCk61Pkfs.99

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