A time capsule from 8,500 years ago: Archaeologists discover preserved city under the ocean
Archaeologists have unearthed a remarkably preserved Stone Age settlement, dubbed the "Stone Age Atlantis," submerged off Denmark's coast. This 8,500-year-old site offers unprecedented insight into Mesolithic life, revealing sophisticated fishing, hunting, and tool-crafting skills. The discovery, part of a broader European project, highlights early human adaptation to rising sea levels and provides valuable lessons for modern climate resilience.
