Sea Level 2000 years ago higher than today

BBC ^ | October 2, 2008 | BBC

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"But what is really exciting is that we have actually found the Roman foreshore while digging in a deep trench alongside the remains of a Roman wall." "Mr Wilmott said the Roman coastline was the original shore at the time of the Roman invasion of Britain in 43AD."

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LOL

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2607726/Greenland-really-WAS-green-Three-million-year-old-landscape-discovered-beneath-Arctic-ice.html

Money quote:
Evidence suggests the sheet is older - and more stable - than thought and has survived a number of periods of global warming

What! “...a number of periods of global warming”? WTHeck! There were periods of global warming BEFORE mankind? Er, I mean personkind.

FYI to All:

The sheet's 656,000 square miles (1,055,000km) of ice could raise the global sea levels 23ft (7 metres) if they were to melt.

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Harlech Castle Wales with CGI sea at 13th Century level

Harlech Castle today