diver finds rare artifact

[diving]

A rare 2,500-year-old marble discus was found last week by an Israeli lifeguard diving in the underwater antiquities site of Yavne-Yam, an ancient port city settled in the middle Bronze Age and inhabited until the Middle Ages. (Today, the beach is named for the nearby kibbutz of Palmahim.)

Israel's sea coast is 200 kilometers long (about 124 miles) and 500 meters wide (about three-tenths of a mile); the waters are rich with evidence of ancient history and cultures, but this underwater heritage is endangered by construction of wave breaks, ports and marinas, as well as by contractors dredging sand for the construction industry.

I wish to know whats the best place to see underwater antiquities?

[Jack]

I think Alexandria Egypt is one of the most place for Diving in history and artifacts, i saw a lot of pics , they have a lot of wreck diving, under water roman and pharaohs artifacts .
Also i just knew from some one on the forum that they also have desert diving near by .