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The Hospitable/Inhospitable Sea The Black Sea's unique ecological environment allows it to preserve ancient shipwrecks. Its 436,400 square kilometers fill the space between Asia and Europe, but ...

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There are very few remains of ancient ships, except in one unusual place: the Black Sea has a unique environment that preserves wrecks. We explore why.