What is recorded here

Dei Sei is a privateer sailing vessel lost off County Antrim in 1782, now resting at 22m depth. By 1993, cannon had been located and removed from the wreck. What remained was hull, ballast and the shape of a violent journey ended by seawater.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Dei Sei as Sailing vessel [privateer]. It was lost in 1782. Recorded depth: 22m. Recorded condition: 1993 - cannon located and removed.

Dei Sei was a privateering sailing vessel lost in 1782 off the coast of Northern Ireland. It sank with no reported loss of life, and its remains, including a recovered cannon, lie at a depth of 22 metres.

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