Looks like a balast pile to me - what do you think ???

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using google earth
I was searching shore off beaches i been hitting
panned out and saw this anomaly in your lower right of image - way out from shore - but water not real deep water
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zoomed in and saw this
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on a completely different beach miles away - i came across this
no road access - and a looong walk to get to - guess is mid to late 1800's
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oh - did a little research - no record online of a wreck off this beach
but did hear a few things from locals but keeping that close to the vest right now
 

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Casper, to me, these do not appear to be ballast stones. Perhaps cement bags on a barge that broke it's mooring, drifted to sea and sank.

I would guess the outline in photo 3 to be a 1950 to 1970's motor vessel. Good luck! Dell
 

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Dell - youre correct - it is ballast from a barge - a military supply barge - civil war era
but not officially documented in any local records
ship on beach is large - whaling era - 100+ footer
 

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