DOGGERLAND - The European Atlantis?

Hey Hunters,
I got to chat to the super intelligent @HistoryWithKayleigh !!

She shared with me her inside info on Doggerland, the missing landmass that used to join what is now Great Britain with Europe & the Netherlands.

Doggerland dissapeared under the sea after a cataclysm, and some people feel it could of been an origin story to Platos Atlantis.

Enjoy!

Big Love

JJ xx

[bookfever]

Love seeing more ladies getting into ancient history and working together!

[AncientArchitects]

I’ll be tuning in! Looking forward to watching this.

[richcreed]

Acceptance of lost continents and civilizations is the KEY to discovering our lost Human history.

[rachelnhadley]

Academics and science need to realise they cannot answer everything. I've been saying for years everything is connected and love that what I was interested in over 20 years ago is now being looked into more. I also completely agree humanity is losing its intelligence. Well done you two.

[williamolivadoti]

When the French came into North America below Canada in the 1700`s they wanted to build a fort. They asked the Indians if there was a source of rocks that they could blast out with black powder and carve up for stone blocks to build their fort. The Indians said.."You do not have to blast nor carve.. Come, we will show you a cliff that has been blasted out before our ancestors arrived here." The Indians took the French to a blasted out cliff face 300 feet high., There was a "hill of stones" blocks some 6-12 feet long, 3-4 feet wide strewn in a pile nearby. I heard this story handed down in my family when I was 8 years old.. I climbed on this hill of stone blocks when I was a kid. It was then only 40 feet high and several hundred feet long. The "hill of stones" appears on a British map of 1759. The stones I saw and clambered over had very smooth faces and very sharp edges almost like knife edges coz you could cut yourself on them. On two streets here the houses have some of these stone blocks as their foundations. I saw the foundations. One man dug his back yard for a deck and found scores of hese stone blocks. They were dug up and transported 4 miles to be used as the wall for a dam at the golf course. Evidently the French used these blocks to build several forts on those streets. The fort outlines can be seen on 1750`s British maps.

[jorgedominguez]

You two are a perfect duo !🙏🏻 thank you for all the research 🧐 and the info

[garylloyd]

Omg the two most beautiful YouTubers getting together my ecstasy love you guys to death keep up the good work xxxx

[bahnsidhes]

I've been a huge fan of History with Kayleigh for a long time now. And just recently come across you. I was so stoked seeing this video collab. Love the info and the insight.

[chadb]

Wonderful show! You're both doing great work and it was fun to see you connect 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[bernardraum]

This was fun to hear !! You created a new stream of inquiry for me. Thank you.

[ideamaker]

You girls are awesome! I love watching the two of you chatting away!!!

[JaxAndree]

LOVE this chat. Great job, ladies. Please do it again!

[JahovazWhiteness]

Thank you for covering this topic!!! I've always been interested in regions lost as a result of post-Ice Age flooding and Doggerland is one of those areas that is hard to find information on. You girls are killing it! I hope you inspire girls to get into history! Intelligence=Stength and Beauty.

[peterb]

Really enjoyed listening to you and Kayleigh today. Very interesting as always. Stay safe the both of you and Keep up the fantastic work.

[YourArtistRob]

Hi ladies! Thanks for the cool insight! Informative and very Fun to watch!
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[Conmac]

So good to see your channel growing. Your content gets better every video. Such interesting content that really gets the mind working

[casvermeij]

Super interesting to see you talk and share things! Would love to see more

[MrPallingo]

It seems to me that there must have been several very prosperous civilizations in diverse parts of the planet, all of which are now under the sea. Atlantis may have been just one of these.

[joemercury]

Wow! Love both of you! Can't wait.

[Maastrichian]

I've been studying Doggerland for some time now, and this is a great video to see pop up on my feed. Thank you!