Doggerland

The antler was found in a part of the North Sea called Doggerland, which has long since disappeared beneath the waves.

EDP24 News 2010

The antler was found in a part of the North Sea called Doggerland, which has long since disappeared beneath the waves.

EDP24 News 2010

As for the route of this migration, it probably took these ancient hunter-gatherers across Doggerland – a now submerged stretch of land in the North Sea that is known as Dogger Bank today – and into eastern England.

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Tulip Island or Doggerland? 2007

They put it to work in an ingenious way, reconstructing a soccer-field-sized patch of Doggerland.

Drowned Worlds 2008

Doggerland, as you may know, is the name of a vast plain that joined Britain to Europe for nearly 12,000 years, until sea levels began rising dramatically after the last Ice Age.

Drowned Worlds 2008

Like all landbridges, Doggerland seems to have been a pretty busy thoroughfare for ancient hunters and gatherers.

Drowned Worlds 2008

Doggerland, for example, may have been rife with Mesolithic sites, and archaeologists are immensely keen to see how bands from this period made use of the landscape and adapted to rising sea levels.

Drowned Worlds 2008

Doggerland is currently in the spotlight, but it is by no means the only lost world attracting scientific attention.

Drowned Worlds 2008

Doggerland, which connected the island of Great Britain to mainland Europe during the last ice age.

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The name of this vanished expanse is Doggerland, named after the now-underwater Dogger sandbank 60 miles off the current English coast, which must have once formed a line of ancient hills along its eastern horizon.

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