Doggerland
In Our Time: History
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Sea Level Rise
Most of my work is adactually on dogga bank, on this high and unfortunately, there's very little surface sediments that could have retained any evidence of what happened to people as as the level rows. And so what we're what we're finding are just very thin veneers of sand there with no artifacts remaining at all. So fo, from the research that i'm doing, we see the landscape where possibly people thrived. Certainly there was the vegetation there, the streams, the channels, but we don't see anything after the landscape flooded. It's also, i think, quite interesting when you think about these questions in terms of how people would have responded to this
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