Israeli Archaeologists Made a Shocking Discovery - NEWS HOUR FIRST

Archaeologists from the Israeli Antiquities Authority had no idea that this particular shipwreck existed but surveys of ancient harbors routinely uncover great finds in this part of the world.
Archaeologist Jacob Sharvit said that the team of divers spotted a broken anchor and suspected there must be more to find in the area, which is not far from the coast.
To their delight, the researchers discovered that they had found not one but two ancient shipwrecks. The second is believed to date to the 14th century AD and contained a hoard of Egyptian Mamluk coins. The Mamluks themselves destroyed much of Caesarea after taking the city from Christian crusaders.