🛡️ Characteristics of the Wreck and Recovered Artifacts
Among the artifacts recovered from the wreck are a 2.95-meter-long cannon weighing 2.5 tons—with its fuse still intact—various military munitions, terracotta oil lamps, pottery, glass bottles, and kitchen utensils. These findings provide significant insights into both the military and daily life aboard the ship.

🧭 Historical and Strategic Significance
The location of the wreck is strategically important in the context of Ottoman-Russian relations and naval warfare. As such, the wreck offers valuable data that sheds light on the history of Ottoman naval battles.

🧪 Research and Preservation Efforts
The wreck has been studied as part of a project conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, TÜBİTAK, and Dokuz Eylül University. The research has been carried out using domestic technology and equipment, and efforts to preserve and display the wreck are ongoing.

🌊 Diving and Tourism Potential
The wreck is an appealing site for diving enthusiasts and enhances the region's tourism potential. However, it has been emphasized that the area should be declared a no-diving zone to protect the wreck.