Divers have discovered an ancient Roman shipwreck off the coast of Sicily, in what Italy's culture minister calls one of the most important underwater archaeological finds in years. The wreck, along with a cargo of amphorae, is believed to be about 2,100 years old. The discovery was announced by Italian officials, who described it as a significant find for understanding ancient Mediterranean trade. The amphorae, large ceramic jars used for transporting goods such as wine and oil, were found scattered around the wreck site. Further study is expected to shed light on the ship's route and its cargo. The minister added that the find ranks among the most significant underwater discoveries in recent memory.