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How a “Lost World” Beneath the North Sea Went from Marginal Theory to Accepted Fact

# 🌊 Britain Wasn’t Dry Land — It Was a Waterworld

New video now live exploring the evidence behind the Post-Glacial Flooding Hypothesis and why archaeology may have fundamentally misunderstood prehistoric Britain.

This video examines:

• why rivers after the Ice Age were vastly larger than today
• how groundwater and flooding reshaped the landscape
• why early settlements cluster on high ground
• the drowned world of Doggerland
• submerged forests, peat beds and buried river systems
• why Stonehenge, Avebury and Britain’s dykes may only make sense through hydrology
• and how geology and archaeology may both have failed to connect the evidence together

The argument is simple:

**Rivers of the past were higher than rivers today.**

Once you understand that single principle, prehistoric Britain starts to look completely different.

This is not mythology or fantasy archaeology — it is an attempt to reconstruct ancient landscapes using hydrology, geomorphology, sea-level data, peat analysis, LiDAR and environmental evidence.

📚 Based on research from:
• *Post-Glacial Flood Britain Hypothesis – The Evidence*
• *The Stonehenge Computer*
• *Gigantic Prehistoric Canals (Dykes)*
• *Avebury’s Lost Stone Avenue*

🌍 Website:
https://prehistoric-britain.co.uk/clement-reid-doggerland-and-the-archaeological-establishment

#Stonehenge #Doggerland #Prehistory #Archaeology #Geology #Flooding #AncientBritain #Hydrology #LostCivilisation #Avebury #Megaliths #History #AncientHistory #Atlantis #IceAge #Britain #Science #LiDAR #PostGlacial #RobertJohnLangdon

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