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shipwreck

5 recorded attention episodes across AU, GB, US.

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The dossier

Episodes: 5
Verified stories: 3
Regions: AU, GB, US
Coverage signals: 24

Tracked from Aug 10, 2026 through Oct 14, 2026.

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Interactive attention record

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WITT Attention Index for shipwreck in AU. It combines a public traffic bucket, change in that bucket, attached coverage and cross-region presence.

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Observed	Traffic bucket	Attention Index
Oct 14, 06:50 UTC	100+	49.0
Oct 14, 06:54 UTC	100+	48.0
Oct 14, 07:00 UTC	200+	60.6
Oct 14, 07:10 UTC	200+	51.6
Oct 14, 07:14 UTC	200+	51.6
Oct 14, 07:20 UTC	200+	51.6
Oct 14, 07:30 UTC	200+	51.6
Oct 14, 07:34 UTC	200+	51.6
Oct 14, 07:40 UTC	200+	51.6
Oct 14, 07:50 UTC	500+	65.4
Oct 14, 07:54 UTC	500+	56.4
Oct 14, 08:00 UTC	500+	56.4

Episode history

cooling AU

October 14, 2026

Peak index: 65
Detected: 06:50 UTC
Status: active

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cooling GB

October 14, 2026

Peak index: 69
Detected: 06:50 UTC
Status: active

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ended US

September 27, 2026

Peak index: 52
Detected: 20:14 UTC
Status: ended

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ended GB

August 21, 2026

Peak index: 64
Detected: 11:40 UTC
Status: ended

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ended GB

August 10, 2026

Peak index: 56
Detected: 04:40 UTC
Status: ended

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Verified explanations

cooling Science 3 hours ago

A 4,500-Year-Old Time Capsule Off Turkey’s Coast Changes What We Know About Early Maritime Trade

Surging public attention surrounding ancient shipwrecks was triggered by the October 2026 publication of details regarding an Early Bronze Age vessel discovered off Kekova Island. Archaeologists determined the ship is between 4,400 and 4,700 years old, making it the oldest shipwreck ever found.

Index 0 GB WITT Editorial Desk

ended World 1 month ago

Drought-Stricken Danube Exposes Sunken Nazi Warships and Triggers Multi-Million Euro Cleanup

At least 20 German warships from a Nazi Black Sea fleet have re-emerged near Prahovo, Serbia, due to record-low water levels driven by extreme heat and drought. This striking exposure has drawn widespread public and media interest, framing a difficult €30m Serbian removal programme to clear the hazardous, ordnance-laden wrecks.

Index 0 GB WITT Editorial Desk

ended World 2 months ago

Ancient Roman Shipwreck Discovered Off Sicily Captivates Mediterranean Archaeology

An ancient Roman shipwreck dating back to the second or first century BC was recently discovered off the coast of Sicily at a depth of 46 meters. Located near Mazara del Vallo after a fisherman spotted a suspicious shape on his scanner, the 21-meter-long vessel is piled high with hundreds of well-preserved amphorae used for storing goods like wine, oil, or grain.

Index 0 GB WITT Editorial Desk