According to Plato, Atlantis was a rich and advanced island nation that was located in the Atlantic Ocean nearly 12,000 years ...

The so-called lost continent of Atlantis has been the source of speculation throughout the ages - although modern scientists ...

Parts of the bottom of the North Sea are of huge archaeological importance - because they have been relatively untouched by humans since they sank beneath the waves between 10,000 and 7,500 years ago.

A fifth-century Greek shipwreck that contains orichalcum is to be recovered from the seabed off Sicily, Italian authorities announced.

The bottom of the North Sea could hold the key to understanding the UK’sStone Age ancestors. Archaeologists have begun ...

Since the early 19th century, the investigations of some famous archaeological sites in the ancient world ... s excavations on Thera/Santorini and its links with Plato’s myth of Atlantis. Using these ...

Hailed by some as Suffolk's answer to Atlantis is Dunwich, a village and civil parish on the North Sea coast.

Orichalcum is often frequently linked to Atlantis, the mythical advanced ... including the Institute of Nautical Archaeology, to ensure the project adheres to global conservation standards.

Parts of the bottom of the North Sea are of huge archaeological importance because they have been relatively untouched by humans since they were inundated between 10,000 and 7,500 years ago.

and alleged relation to Plato's myth of Atlantis. Using these Aegean sites as the main (but not the only) case-studies, this unit will explore the relationship between archaeological investigations ...

Archaeologists are beginning to reveal the secrets of a vanished prehistoric land which now lies at the bottom of the North ...