From NPR's article: "'Oldest Intact Shipwreck Known To Mankind' Found In Depths Of Black Sea":
“More than a mile beneath the surface of the Black Sea, shrouded in darkness, an ancient ship sat for millennia unseen by human eyes — until the Black Sea Maritime Archaeology Project happened upon its watery grave last year.… [T]he trading vessel plied the waves in the days of Plato and Sophocles, when the city-states of ancient Greece had scattered colonies all around the Black Sea.”
Sometimes a real world news event writes a cool Call of Cthulhu scenario for you…
(Though I’d replace the “Black Sea
Maritime Archaeology Project” with the “Black Sea Miskatonic Archaeology
Project” -- and move everything back to ~1930.)
