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Naples Bay Yields Relics
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NAPLES, Italy, March 3 (Reuters)—Archeological remains apparently of ancient Greek origin have been found by fishermen in the Bay of Naples off Pozzuoli. Fragments of statues, a whole statue of cules, the marble head of a woman, marble pillars and mosaic floors, and what must have been the foot of a vast human figure have been found.
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