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In reply to the discussion: Doggerland in the news again [View all]Judi Lynn
(162,384 posts)33. I would love to read more, found a page of notes on the dig done there this year:
http://www.orkneyjar.com/archaeology/nessofbrodgar/
I am happy to keep its link here, to come back later to read it.
I want to know as much as I can as this area seems to have answers which are unique, and not interchangeable with digs from other sites anywhere else. It looks as if this one is pursued long enough, there can be information which will transform what we have learned about the world.
If you find more, please post it!
If anyone else has more, please add it. This is a subject we can't forget, now that we know about it! I hope someone here has, or will find more about this fascinating breakthrough discovery spot.
Thank you, germamba, for your posts.
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It's great to see your comments here. It appears that area has a real value for you.
Judi Lynn
Sep 2016
#21
I found this article today: Orkneys Skara Brae shortlisted as UKs best heritage site
Judi Lynn
Feb 2017
#34
What a great surprise! I didn't see this video was available here until a moment ago.
Judi Lynn
Oct 2016
#27
I would love to read more, found a page of notes on the dig done there this year:
Judi Lynn
Dec 2016
#33
SCIENTISTS FIND NEW EVIDENCE OF LAND-SPLITTING TSUNAMI 8,150 YEARS AGO OFF ENGLAND'S COAST
Judi Lynn
Jul 2020
#38
The structures up there look amazingly old, eroded by nature after so very much time.
Judi Lynn
Jul 2020
#41
I hope human beings have learned far more about Orkney by the time someone finds your message!
Judi Lynn
Jul 2020
#44
These links are amazing. It's taking a long time to examine them, have never heard this information.
Judi Lynn
Aug 2020
#51
The scenary around Las Mdulas is amazing, unique rock formations, beautiful forests, wonderful!
Judi Lynn
Aug 2020
#55
That would make an unforgettable adventure, in every way! Sorry I live incredibly far from the area!
Judi Lynn
Aug 2020
#60
Enormous! Can't even imagine how much water would have been needed to do that.
Judi Lynn
Aug 2020
#62
Video from YouTube with translation to English (maybe it can answer your questions about how....
germamba
Aug 2020
#64
I started at the beginning, and have been taking small parts to the translator. Interesting!
Judi Lynn
Aug 2020
#69