Abstract During the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM, 30 to 16.5 ka ago), the Great Adriatic-Po
Region (GAPR) was deeply affected by the spread of glaciers from the Alps to the southern …

Investigation of submerged cultural heritage is an important area of archeological focus.
However, the expense of acquiring the necessary data to conduct studies of underwater …

The Dutch sector of the North Sea is an important source for archaeological and
palaeolandscape data from prehistoric times. A vast body of artefacts and palaeontological …

The submerged landscapes around Great Britain are extensive and would have offered
productive territory for hunting, gathering, exploitation of aquatic and marine resources, and …

Investigation of underwater prehistoric sites during the twenty-first century has been
gathering momentum. This has been a positive development for the discipline that has been …

Critical data concerning key developments in global human history now lie submerged on
continental shelves where investigations confront significant challenges. Whereas …

The French coastline accounts for many submerged remains of prehistoric sites along all its
coastlines. Undisturbed sites including intertidal deposits containing artefacts give a total of …

The maritime history of the major marine water masses of the globe, the unique underwater
cultural heritage located in each ocean and the environments of major rivers and freshwater …

Abstract The North Sea and Atlantic margins of Europe encompass a vast area of seabed
and coastline, and a correspondingly large area of potential submerged landscape. This …

During the winter storms of 2019, a deposit of organic-rich clay was fortuitously exposed in
the intertidal zone of a beach near Streedagh (Co. Sligo). Impressed in the clay surface were …