A remarkably well-preserved Roman shipwreck, dating back at least 2100 years, has been discovered off the coast of Sicily by recreational divers. The wreck is filled with hundreds of amphorae, suggesting it was transporting goods such as wine or olive oil. Italian authorities are hailing the find as a significant archaeological discovery. Police specializing in cultural heritage preservation have secured the site, and experts will now begin a thorough investigation. Following the research phase, artifacts will be carefully recovered from the seabed. Italian Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli described the find as one of the most important recent underwater archaeological discoveries.