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Revised calibration curve improves radiocarbon dating of ancient Kyrenia shipwreck

03 Jul 2024
Kyrenia Ship hull during underwater excavation
Improved date estimates The Kyrenia Ship hull on the seabed during underwater excavation in the late 1960s. (CC BY 4.0/Kyrenia Ship Excavation team)
The Kyrenia Ship is an ancient merchant vessel that sank off the coast of Cyprus in the 3rd century

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