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How are there still so many deaths 10 years before and after the Titanic sank?
My guess is that, due to less effective methods of record keeping, not everyone was immediately identified and declared dead.
As for why people died BEFORE boarding the Titanic but still count, I'm afraid that I don't have any non-gruesome theories ๐คท
It had to be built, I'm sure work safety regulations were not a thing back then
Oh yeah! I totally forgot about that! That's probably it.
The Dry Dock Strangler was nigh uncatchable they say
Boat builders. You reckon workers had safety rights in 1900s - 1910s Belfast?
Sound theory.
I like to think that this graph is just a rough representation, not an absolutely accurate drawing.
Partly /s