If it was a volcano, maybe
it produced pumice which would be quite hot then rapidly cool as it floats to the surface, then would be rafting its way to some distant shore.
Not exact matches
But using an old seafloor map of Havre and satellite data, Carey and her colleagues calculated that more than 75 percent of the material
produced by Havre ended up in the 400 - square - kilometer
pumice raft.
Based on the size of the 2012
pumice raft, the eruption of the Havre Volcano was estimated to be the largest documented underwater silicic eruption — a particular type of eruption that
produces viscous, gas - filled lava that often occurs explosively.