(1) “Doggerland”: Hand-drawn visualizations accompanied by music and other sound effects relate an imaginary story about the now-submerged land in the southern North Sea. They dynamically envision pre-Neolithic tools, weapons and other artifacts, as well as pre-Neolithic practices, including big game hunting and its hazards. (2) “Shoals and Shipwrecks of Port Royal Sound”: Field activities and interviews illustrate the process of searching for shipwrecks, accomplished by means of historical research, remote-sensing operations and diving, at the entrance of Port Royal Sound, South Carolina.
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Web links:
A 16th-century French shipwreck is believed buried in Port Royal Sound. But where? (The Island Packet)
A Discovery in Waiting: Inside the Search for a 16th Century Shipwreck (Popular Archaeology Magazine)
Doggerland (Wikipedia)
Doggerland - The Europe That Was (National Geographic)
Shipwrecks (South Carolina Institute for Archaeology and Anthropology)
Study Rewrites History of Ancient Land Bridge Between Britain and Europe (Smithsonian Magazine)