The sea bed is the recipient of many things dropped from the water’s surface, deliberately or accidentally.

1. Draped across a portion of the sea floor are the tangled and damaged remains of a net.
2. Open chest, banded in rusty iron, that only contains sand and a starfish now.
3. Rearing up out of the sand of the seabed are huge, curved bones of a large creature, now encrusted in seaweed and shellfish.
4. Ship’s mast and rigging that are remarkably clear of encrustation, suggesting that they sank recently.
5. Small, 2-gallon cask that is still sealed and contains a very fine whiskey.
6. Small net full of a collection of cleaned and empty shells. The shells are all heavily coated in mother of pearl.
7. Spilling its contents out onto the sea floor is a wooden crate full of weapons. Most are now rusted and useable, but a few are still tightly wrapped in oilskins that have prevented them from being damaged.
8. Stone arm holding a broken stone sword, both more than life-size and apparently broken from a statue.
9. Wooden rowboat that has been deliberately holed and filled with rocks to sink it to the sea bed.
10. Wrapped is sail cloth, in the manner of sailors buried at sea, is a corpse, though unusually it is also wrapped in heavy and now rusty iron chains.