DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. – Officials in Volusia County are at a loss making an attempt to determine what sort of construction was unearthed on the seaside after hurricanes Ian and Nicole.

The lengthy picket object was discovered poking out of the sand throughout low tide after the storms brought about giant quantities of abrasion.

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“This erosion is unprecedented at this point. We haven’t seen this kind of erosion in a very long time,” stated Volusia Beach Safety Deputy Chief Tammy Malphurs, “I’ve been on the beach probably 25 years and that’s the first time I’ve seen it exposed.”

Malphurs stated the lengthy picket construction was noticed after Hurricane Nicole battered Volusia County’s coast.

It’s simply south of Frank Rendon Park in Daytona Beach Shores. State Emergency Management groups are at present working round it whereas they attempt to construct a system to guard the dunes.

“We’re not sure what it is but it is a large piece of debris, probably about 80 to 100 feet in length,” Malphurs stated.

A state archaeologist staff will go to the location late this week or subsequent week to uncover extra of it and get an thought of what it actually might be.

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