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The Sunken Worlds: What Marine Archaeology Has Found Beneath the Continental Shelves - and What Lies Beyond the Reach of Current Investigation

The Sunken Worlds: What Marine Archaeology Has Found Beneath the Continental Shelves - and What Lies Beyond the Reach of Current Investigation

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Series: The Impossible Past, Book 6

UFOs & ExtraterrestrialsAncient History General

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ISBN13: 9798196640834
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 104
Weight: 0.33
Height: 0.25 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Twenty thousand years ago, the world's coastlines were substantially different from what the modern map shows.

Between modern Britain and continental Europe, a substantial inhabited landscape called Doggerland connected the two regions in a continuous territory roughly the size of England and Scotland combined. Off the western coast of India, the Gulf of Khambhat extended sixty kilometres beyond its modern shoreline as a habitable coastal plain. Across Southeast Asia, a vast exposed continent twice the size of India joined the modern Indonesian and Malaysian islands into a single landmass that geologists now call Sundaland. The southern Black Sea basin was a freshwater lake substantially below the modern sea level, with substantial coastal communities living around its perimeter.

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