Mysteries of Submerged Lands and Lost Islands

This chapter explores the historical context of submerged lands, focusing on Doggerland, and the human fascination with islands, both real and mythical. It discusses mapping challenges faced by cartographers regarding non-existent islands and the impact of volcanic activity on island existence. The narrative weaves through cultural myths, such as Hawaki, emphasizing respect for traditions and the thin line between reality and legend in our understanding of lost lands.