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MYSTERIOUS GIANT, at 87 m depth, between Sweden and Finland, is no explanation of this circle, about 60 feet in diameter. Mysterious circles in the Baltic dragged forward? Next to the circle is a 300 meter long slide track - as if the circle has traveled across the seabed before it has settled.

No one knows.

But it is clear that the Swedish treasure hunters found a giant circle on the bottom of the Baltic.

The bay was smooth as a mirror in the morning on June 19. Six of the nine crew members aboard the fishing vessel was still asleep in their bunks. Barely awake sat the remaining three and staring at the screen showing what is hidden on the seabed.

The group called Ocean explorers and calls himself a treasure hunter. Their idea is to comb the Baltic Sea wrecks containing alcohol which can then be sold at auction. 1997 found the conductor Peter Lindberg wreck of Jönköping in the Åland archipelago. On board were champagne that has subsequently been sold for millions of dollars.

But this morning they found something quite different.

"Something massive down there"
At 87 meters, between Sweden and Finland, they saw a large circle, about 60 feet in diameter.

- You can see a lot of weird stuff in this profession, but during my 17-18 years as a professional vrakletare I have never seen anything like this. The shape, the all round the circle, make this unique, says Peter Lindberg.

Next to the circle is a 300 meter long slide track - as if the circle has traveled across the seabed before it has settled.

- The Germans have been there, the Russians have been there, dumped a monster, yes, it is not inconceivable, says Dennis Asberg who was in office.

What would it have been?

- I have no idea. All I know is that I have seen something down there that is massive - stone, concrete or steel - and that is completely round.

Too early to decide
They rule out theories that there is a depth charge or mine from the First World War - or a symmetrical blooms.

- It does me completely. This is not soft, says Peter Lindberg.

Andreas Olsson, marine archaeologist for the State Maritime Museums, will see pictures of the circle and say it is too early to determine what it is:

- The most likely scenario is still that there is a natural ground formation.