[Vn_survivor_67-68]

North Sea

A flooded portion of the northwest continental margin of Europe occupying an area of over 200,000 mi2 (500,000 km2). The North Sea has extensive marine fisheries and important offshore oil and gas reserves. In the south, its depth is less than 150 ft (50 m), but north of 58° it deepens gradually to 600 ft (200 m) at the top of the continental slope. A band of deep water down to 1200 ft (400 m) extends around the south and west coast of Norway and is known as the Norwegian Trench.
http://www.answers.com/topic/north-sea

If what this bunch is putting forth is true there should be similar evidence worldwide (at least where human populations are known to have existed simultaneously) along all/most coasts - WHICH WOULD HAVE ALSO BEEN SUBJECT TO SUBMERSION if the “rising sea level” is to blame. I suspect that tectonic plate shifts/sinking is the actual truth, being passed off as “rising sea” level to further the global warming fraud.

[xJones]

You may well have a point. And one thing is for certain, the prehistoric human inhabitants couldn’t have caused the global warming claimed at that time. The ultimate truth is that the earth has a habit of abiding like it wants to and we are scum on it’s surface.

[blam]

Here's a map of the world with the oceans water level reduced by about 320ft. Notice that England is still connected to the mainland.

[geopyg]

Actually these villages are being looked for (and some found) off of Alaska and Western Canada. The rising sea levels from melting ice (over a mile thick in Seattle and extending all the way to Northern New York). Plus, once all that ice melts the weight off the continent is released and the ground “rebounds” and rises up (and it’s still rising!).

We’re not talking about the relatively limted amount of ice we see today.