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- Timbers from a 17th-century shipwreck believed to be The Fame of Hoorn surfaced on Studland Beach after Storm Chandra.
- Maritime archaeologists from Bournemouth University discovered the remains, including at least 15 wooden frames and five hull planks about six meters long.
- The ship sank in 1631, with well-preserved treenails showcasing craftsmanship, a detail noted by Historic England and to be confirmed by dendrochronology.
