Under North Sea For 10,000 Years, 'Doggerland' Mapped By Researchers

For the past 15 years a team of researchers have meticulously mapped the area of Doggerland - a country-sized, recently submerged area that once connected Great Britain with the European mainland. The Jindo takes a look at the first discoveries of the area in the 1930s, the techniques used to map the submerged area, and what the team is now looking forward to discovering in the near future.

[fg]

Doggerland? I think i visited there in Skyrim.
Seriously this lost land of Doggerland is new for me and i am finding the subject very interesting.
Doggerland came to me when i was recently viewing maps of land exposed during the ice age.
Good video. Thanks.

[paveldatsyuk]

sorry to always comment about ancient war haha. thanks for the consistency brotha

[paveldatsyuk]

dogger land seems to be one of the places people would fight for. depending on your definition of war i think a piece of land like that is capable of housing a civilization bigger than a tribe capable of more than random battles. gunna be tough to find evidence of that under water though hahah

[IvorMektin]

I support the Doggerland Liberation Front!

[bertilfaux]

Interesting. I just read an article today it said the Orkney islands were the capital of Neolithic Britain. I wonder if it was around during the days of Doggerland.

[yojoe]

Remember that 10k-8k BC is the accepted date when humans started building tbeir own settlements instead of lving in caves so unlikely they are going to uncover human constructed dwellings if that's what anyone is thinking.