British scientists think ancient humans once lived on land now under water due to rising sea levels. The red on the map below marks Doggerland, the name scientists gave the now-submerged land around ...

Traces of submerged lands are visible today, if you know where to look. Richerman, CC BY-SA When scientists from Imperial College released a simulation of a tsunami, triggered by a vast undersea ...

Just over 10,000 years ago Britain emerged from the last ice age as a hilly hinterland still attached to Europe by the vast, low-lying landmass that is now known as Doggerland. As the climate warmed ...

What makes things strange sometimes is when we see something for a long time, and it suddenly disappears. Eventually, the same thing happened with a land bridge that used to connect Britain and Europe ...

Although the North Sea looks permanent if you look at it on a map, it really seems as if it has always held Britain apart ...

People today are familiar with the devastating destruction caused by tsunamis. Two recent tsunamis come to mind: The 2004 Indian Ocean “Boxing Day’” and the 2011 Tōhoku (Japan) events, striking ...

Some may argue there are few spots more beautiful in the UK than the East Anglian coast – and one woman who’d certainly agree with this sentiment is Judith Ellis. Judith spent many years working as ...

“For those who want to make Britain less insular, the answer is not to submit forever to the EU legal border but to think about how we can undo the physical separation that took place at the end of ...

Archaeologists at the University of Bradford will be taking deep sea core samples to find the DNA of Doggerland to reconstruct the environment Seahenge, an early Bronze age structure on the coast of ...