Doggerland

[ironroad41]

The topic is Doggerland and what impact had the tsunami on the people of these two Islands. There are always survivors or we would not be here. The microliths found at Mount Sandel are similar to those found in mesolithic sites in Denmark. The mesolithic people must have crossed Doggerland to get to Mount Sandel.

Heres an address for a recent, 30 apr 2014, paper re: doggerland:

Rincon, Paul. "Prehistoric North Sea 'Atlantis' ht by 5m tsunami". BBC News. Retrieved 1 May 2014.

Discusses probable impact on population and presence of Mesolithic hunter/gatherers and potential for destruction by the Tsunami.

Note: one way to access the Rincon reference is to google: Storegga slide and go to reference 9.

[1798]

Heres an address for a recent, 30 apr 2014, paper re: doggerland:

Rincon, Paul. "Prehistoric North Sea 'Atlantis' ht by 5m tsunami". BBC News. Retrieved 1 May 2014.

Discusses probable impact on population and presence of Mesolithic hunter/gatherers and potential for destruction by the Tsunami.

Note: one way to access the Rincon reference is to google: Storegga slide and go to reference 9.

So what happened to the survivors on the east and west coasts of Doggerland after the tsunami? Did they die out? Were they replaced? Which haplogroups did they belong to?
I think that one thing we should consider is that we have some of their dna.

[N21163]

Heres an address for a recent, 30 apr 2014, paper re: doggerland:

Rincon, Paul. "Prehistoric North Sea 'Atlantis' ht by 5m tsunami". BBC News. Retrieved 1 May 2014.

Discusses probable impact on population and presence of Mesolithic hunter/gatherers and potential for destruction by the Tsunami.

Note: one way to access the Rincon reference is to google: Storegga slide and go to reference 9.

Or....google "Prehistoric North Sea 'Atlantis' ht by 5m tsunami"

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-27224243