This page describes research into the discovery of prehistoric landscapes that are now submerged beneath the sea. Over the last million years Britain’s land and seas have been …

The remains of the ‘submerged forest’ do not represent the remains of a single contemporary woodland but are a palimpsest of trees that grew over a period of c 1500 years.

Intertidal and submerged peat deposits are found along England's coastline. They often contain diverse plant and animal remains which can provide important information on past …

Normally, when wood is buried it decays rapidly, but if the burial environment is very wet it can be preserved for centuries.

Jul 15, 2013 · Because England’s coastline has changed and evolved over time as sea levels have risen, large areas of what was once dry land now lie beneath the waves, and Historic …

The purpose of the North Sea Prehistory Research and Management Framework (NSPRMF) is to facilitate the large-scale systematic and interdisciplinary study and preservation (where …

By enhancing the significance of submerged and displayed wrecks, Unpath aims to increase audience engagement. The Discovery of SS Hartdale Researchers from Bangor University …

Porlock Bay, plan at 1:2500 scale showing the submerged forest in Porlock Bay Date: 2001 Location: Porlock Bay, Submerged Forest, Porlock, West Somerset, Somerset Reference: …

From the epic submerged landscape of Doggerland to terrestrial waterlogged peat, these sites preserve extraordinary remains and reveal centuries of environmental context and change.

This document is a technical archive report on the dendrochronological analysis of timbers associated with a submerged forest in Hartlepool Bay (Fig 1). It is beyond the …