Oldest Shipwreck Found Off Turkey; London Restaurant's Home and Rotterdam's Poetic Bins Gain Recognition

Archaeologists have announced the discovery of the world's oldest known shipwreck off the coast of Turkey, marking a significant find for maritime history. In cultural news from the United Kingdom, the building housing Rules, London's oldest restaurant, has been entrusted to the National Trust, ensuring the preservation of this historic establishment.

Meanwhile, the Dutch city of Rotterdam has seen its unique tradition of printing poetry on its fleet of bin lorries officially recognized as intangible cultural heritage. This practice, which began in 1988, adds a literary dimension to the city's identity, alongside its known architectural and migratory history.