What is recorded here

Stypie is an 1848 wooden sailing vessel wrecked off County Derry, Ireland. The sea stripped it to a long shadow on the ocean floor, but the bones remain large enough for a diver to walk beside. Whatever cargo or crew disappeared with it, the water kept the shape of the event instead of erasing it.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Stypie as Sailing vessel. It was lost in 1848. Recorded depth: 10-4m. Recorded condition: Wooden wreck, dived. 18m long, 9.4m wide, 5m high. Scour features.

Stypie was a wooden sailing vessel lost in 1848 off the coast of Northern Ireland. It sank under unknown circumstances, leaving no recorded details of lives or cargo lost; its significance lies in its preservation as a dived, well-preserved wreck.

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