An international team of underwater archaeologists has discovered the remains of a submerged port structure near the ancient city of Asini in Greece. The discoveries provide insights into the port's infrastructure, including a large artificial plateau and various artifacts. The team documented the site through high-resolution photogrammetry, allowing for detailed three-dimensional models of the submerged structures. The next phase of the research involves careful sediment removal to uncover additional structural elements. The results of the study will be published in scientific journals focused on archaeology and maritime studies.