62-year-old diver Félix Alarcón knows the sea in Playa de Palma very well. A few years ago, he saw something on the seabed that he thought was a stone. At the start of May, he realised that it was an anchor. He notified the Guardia Civil, concerned that someone might take it. In the end, it was taken, but by Guardia Civil divers. The anchor had been there on Sunday, but on Monday it was gone.
The diver who found a Roman anchor in Playa de Palma
Other remains were discovered in the area some months ago
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