Archaeologists Discover 200 Year Old Shipwreck In Mexico S Carib A team of student archaeologists volunteering in the french town of eu has made a remarkable discovery: a 200 year old written by a german ship captain in 1886, it was 131 years old at the. Apart from the 200 year old message, the students also discovered plenty of 2,000 year old artifacts—mostly pieces of pottery—as they searched for evidence of gallic occupation.
Mexico Archeologists Accidentally Discover A 200 Year Old Shipwreck The message in a bottle had been carefully placed in a ceramic pot dating to a much earlier century so that future archaeologists would be sure to find it. “it was an absolutely magic moment. The oldest message in a bottle ever found was 131 years and 223 days old when it was discovered, guinness world records said in a statement. australians tonya and kym illman found the message on. It was "buried in a pot in an ancient gaulish village" that the team and volunteers were exploring. after opening the vial and removing the letter, the team discovered that this 200 year old message was from a fellow archeologist. it was written and signed by archaeologist p.j. féret. he "orchestrated a dig at the cité de limes site in. A group of volunteer archaeologists excavating the remnants of a gallic site on the north coast of france has discovered a 200 year old message from a previous archaeologist. in recent years there.
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