Lost Lands and Human Migration

This chapter explores the concept of sunken lands, focusing on historical and mythical territories like Doggerland and Beringia. It discusses the geological, ecological, and migratory significance of these areas, emphasizing their roles as habitats rather than mere transitional routes. Additionally, the chapter delves into the implications of the Beringian standstill hypothesis, raising questions about human settlement and the ongoing search for archaeological evidence beneath the sea.