This is

is CBS High on the World.

Indiana Hone Line joins myself and that is McCutter, my colleague and co-host Indiana's got a big grin on

his face the dusty chapeau the bag of trips the bullwhip and what Indiana's

discovered has a headline so it must be spectacular And what have you been up to do?

So it must be spectacular.

3,300-year-old ship discovered off Israeli coast,

the oldest ever found in deep waters.

Indiana, what have you been up to?

Good evening to you.

Good evening to both of you.

It's a very exciting discovery, a 33 or 100 year old ship

and found intact, many intact amphora discovered 90 kilometers from the shore at a depth of 1.8

kilometers which is very deep on the Mediterranean

sea floor it was by chance discovery because there was a ship that was

surveying the land for energy and which is an energy company and they were they saw this pile of

wood and obvious items that were there only some of which are on the have been visible and

they sent a robot down to bring up these am foray and they there is another layer which is in the sand and in the seabed, which they yet to take out.

The Energy and Star, which was the ship, is equipped to conduct deep sea work.

So they planned a unique and very complex operation and built special tools

to extract the artifacts without damaging the whole assembly.

The, the, uh, now this dates back to the 13th, 14th century,

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