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Archaeologists Discover a 7,000-Year-Old Road and 'Strange Structures' Underwater (www.thearchaeologist.org)

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Most of the interesting archaeology from that far back, and further, will be under water. Sea levels have risen quite a lot in the last 15000 years

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Aye, the younger-dryas impact/s event/s

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