[SunkenCiv]

Thanks shove_it. The Sinking Lands are described in The Mabinogeon; legendary king Bran the Blessed was so large (he was a giant) that no house could hold him nor ship bear him. When the Welsh crossed the Irish Sea to help their sister, the rest of the warriors crossed on rafts, and Bran waded with just his head above water. South, there were the Lost Lands of Lyonesse, off modern Cornwall, and in the north the Giant's Causeway. Either these legends are distortions of actual information passed down for thousands of years, or they are just amazing coincidences.

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[Fred Nerks]

In the North Sea, human artifacts and the bones of land animals are dredged. Tree trunks are submerged with roots still in the soil. Authorities think the land sank about 1500 bc.

Submerged forests off the coast of England and Wales are numerous. They are considered recent and post-glacial.

Submerged forests are found near Greenland, America’s east coast and elsewhere around the world. Several thousand years ago, the earth rose and fell.

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