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WHEN a shipwreck unexpectedly washed up on the shore of a small seaside community, the quest to uncover its mysterious origin began.

The puzzling wooden ship has captured the attention of locals in Newfoundland, Canada – with desperate efforts to preserve the boat underway.

A shipwreck unexpectedly washed up on the shore of Cape Ray, CanadaCredit: Corey Purchase
Wild theories behind mystery shipwreck dubbed the ‘Ghost in the Sand’ began to emergeCredit: GoFundMe
A group of enthusiasts are trying to preserve the boat to uncover its originCredit: Corey Purchase

The sudden appearance of the ship’s remains on the sand of Cape Ray – a community of 350 people – has left the residents excited and baffled.

Thirsty for knowledge, a team of enthusiasts set on a journey to discover the history of the 100-foot vessel.

A team of archaeologists will use the wooden remains to measure the ship’s original size and determine the age of the trees used to build …

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