Ancient shipwrecks, thousands of years old, may rewrite the history of South East Asia | Ancient Origins

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02/12/2025 3 min
Ancient shipwrecks, thousands of years old, may rewrite the history of South East Asia | Ancient Origins

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Archaeologists have discovered a number of ancient shipwrecks lying in mud at the site of an ancient town called Keda

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