Shipwreck is a minecraft type of relic added to the Ocean Update, and the addition of shipwrecks is arguably a perfect part of Minecraft's worldview. However, Minecraft, the strange way of generating shipwrecks, has brought countless rare and imaginable spaces.
In fact, it's not just shipwrecks in minecraft, or what's the background when Mojang added shipwrecks to the game? Then this needs to start with the history of European cruise ships.
Cruise ships first arose in Britain, its main role was to transport in 1850, and later opened to carry letters and parcels, until the early twentieth century cruise ships began to appear rooms, restaurants, swimming pools, marine parks and so on. And slowly became a way of travel for the nobility. Therefore, Minecraft, which has a European background, naturally has a "boat" culture when talking about everything on the sea, especially Stockholm is also adjacent to a Baltic Sea.
Speaking of shipwrecks, it is natural to mention the famous "Six Shipwrecks in the World"! They are Mary. Ross, Titanic, Lusitania, Bismarck, Belgrano, Andtoca wrecks.
Some of them have sunk in the wind and waves, some have hit glaciers, and more often they are because of war. The Titanic shipwreck is the largest and most famous sinking ship that crashed into a glacier to date. It sank to the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean in 1912. Even today, you can still see the world's most famous shipwreck in a certain area of the sea!
So there are so many famous shipwrecks in the real world, which is actually the reason for the birth of MC shipwrecks, or the reason why the Minecraft world will give birth to so many strange shipwrecks, all of which is just from reality.
Shipwrecks have always spawned in Minecraft, and some ships have sunk in the ocean, as if they were sunk by huge waves. Some boats drove up to the beach and ran aground on the shore. Some of the boats just stopped next to the village. Some went straight into Minecraft's woodland mansion.
Under the seeds of minecraft 1.18, the latest bedrock version of Minecraft 1.18, SEED: 526726214, you can see this rare sight at coordinates (-767, 87, -1093). A shipwreck, straight into the interior of the Woodland Mansion. If we think on the basis of rationality, the historical background of this phenomenon is:
Once upon a time, Minecraft's sea level experienced a rare rise, and this flood directly raised sea level from the height of 60 floors to more than 80. Or maybe it's not a flood, but the sea level in mc world history may be more than 80 stories above sea level. Perhaps because of the formation of glaciers, or the widening of the depth of the ground, the sea level has changed directly? All in all, the shipwreck could not fly, it must be based on the tidal changes in the sea.
So if we look at it another way of thinking, who was driving the shipwrecked that year? Who left the treasure map on the ship? Who put the supply box and the loot box on the ship? Is it ancient humans? Or the disaster villagers? At least the disaster villagers have always loved to study the world, in order to solve this mystery, the disaster villagers began to try to build a complete ship in their territory, trying to sail far to uncover the secret of the world's "shipwreck"...
Therefore, the appearance of the shipwreck, like the abandoned mine of Minecraft, implies that this world once had a splendid civilization, perhaps a splendid navigation civilization, or perhaps a search for truth in the depths of the ocean, proving whether the world is round or square?
Perhaps there was once a "Columbus" here who discovered more new continents and biomes never seen in his life on the other side of the ocean.