The wreckage of the eighteenth century was discovered by Chance at the “Game of Thrones” photography site in Croatia

A steeled boat was discovered in the eighteenth century by chance near the majestic stone walls of the city of Dubrovnik in Croatia in the Middle Ages.

Evan was working on a water pipeline in the old Dubrovnik port in April when it found a wooden structure buried at the sea floor.

“I can now say I have discovered a boat in the old town of Dubrovnik,” said Bokilik, a submarine and dizziness facility from Dubrovnik.

He added that the ship was less than three feet under the sea floor.

The main commercial port in the Middle Ages, Dubrovnik has been announced that it is the UNESCO Heritage site. It attracts huge crowds of tourists, especially during the summer, and is also known as the “Game Of Thrones” series of HBO.

The boat residue was protected in the old Dubrovnik port to perform more examination.

“We are still not able to talk about the type or dimensions of the ship, but we can say with certainty, based on the results of radioactive carbon analysis that was from the late eighteenth century”, the scientist of marine archeology Irina Radik Russian He said.

“We must protect it in the future.”

Dubrovnik “The Pearl of the Adriatic” became the important force of the Mediterranean Sea in the thirteenth century, according to what he said UNESCO. The city was damaged by an earthquake in 1667, but it managed to preserve many of its churches, palaces and ancient fountains.

The signs of discovery the second time this month that the authorities announced an unexpected discovery of a vertical ship in Europe.

Earlier this month, archaeologists said they discovered by chance what they say are the remains of a Sixteenth century commercial ship More than 1.5 miles underwater off southern France. Hardback is the deepest discovery in its section of the Mediterranean or any other French water.