What is recorded here

Unknown identity, unknown date, and a sixteen-by-five-by-five-metre shadow in the sonar return: the sea kept its own ledger where human record failed. Twenty-six metres down off County Down, that shadow may be a broken hull, a collapsed warehouse, or a mound of stones wearing the shape of making. People rowed past it, dropped nets beside it, and lived whole lives without naming what the water was holding.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Recorded wreck SWR300 as Unknown. It was lost in Unknown. Recorded depth: 26m. Recorded condition: 16x5x5m sonar anomaly.

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