📜 Two 2,500-year-old Phoenician ships, Mazarrón I and Mazarrón II, found off the coast of Mazarrón, Spain.
🔍 Mazarrón II is the most complete ancient shipwreck found to date, preserved in situ under a protective structure.
⚓ Explore a significant archaeological site offering insight into ancient maritime trade
🏛️ See Mazarrón I on display at the National Museum of Underwater Archaeology in Cartagena
💡 Learn about Phoenician shipbuilding techniques and cargo from the 7th century BC
🚶 Visit the interpretation center in Puerto de Mazarrón for historical context
🚫 Mazarrón II is not directly visible as it's covered by a protective metallic structure
🗺️ Mazarrón I is located about 20 km away in Cartagena, requiring separate travel
🤿 Snorkeling is possible to see the protective structure over Mazarrón II
📍 The interpretation center is in Puerto de Mazarrón, while Mazarrón I is in Cartagena
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