Terna works in the Strait, a Greek-Italic amphora dating back to the 2nd century BC was found

As part of the environmental monitoring activities carried out by Terna before starting the works at sea and in close coordination with the competent Superintendency, a terracotta amphora was identified and recovered approximately 1 km from the coast of Villa San Giovanni, in the province of Reggio Calabria, at a depth of 125 metres. The find, found near the route of the power line, has characteristics attributable to Greek-Italic amphorae, produced between the 2nd and 1st century BC. The amphora was recovered entirely and entrusted to the competent Superintendence.