More than a century since one of the most remarkable scientific objects of antiquity was discovered, experts are hoping to reveal more secrets of the deep using the latest in diving technology. Greek and American archaeologists are returning to the ancient shipwreck of Antikythera using the Exosuit - a state-of-the art, deep sea diving suit - that will let them dive to more than double the depths of previous expeditions. Here, the so-called Antikythera Mechanism, a 2nd-century BC device dubbed the world's oldest computer, was discovered by sponge divers in 1900 off the remote Greek island. Scroll down for video
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Antikythera Mechanism was recovered in 1900 from a shipwreck in Greece
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It was created in 100BC, and is believed to be the world’s oldest calculator
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Scans revealed it was used to chart the movement of planets and the passing of days and years
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Divers are now using a revolutionary suit to further explore the wreckage
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The Exosuit lets them more than double the depth they can dive at
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It also means they can grasp, clench and dig for ‘several hours’ at a time
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Archaeologists are hoping to find other artefacts in and around the wreck - as well as a second shipwreck
The highly complex mechanism consisting of up to 40 bronze cogs and gears was used by the ancient @placeholder to track the cycles of the solar system.