Relive the Past at the Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay, Perthshire, Scotland - What is a Crannog - Underwater Archaeology at Oakbank Crannog - Open to the Public - also includes the Scottish Crannog Centre exhibition and VRML Crannog Demo.

Japan's Underwater Stone Monuments Stone Monuments or Natural Geology Japan's Mysterious Submerged Stone Structures: New evidence suggests they may have been used by Man by Laura Lee Man-made, made by Nature, or did humankind finish what Nature started These enigmatic, sunken stone structures off Okinawa, Japan, located 60 to 100 feet beneath the ocean surface, have the Japanese wondering if ...

Harbours and trade during the Viking Age In spite of fairly intensive study of the Viking Period, knowledge of Harbours and trading-places from that time, as well as of the level of trade and its organization, is very limited. The best examples of early trading Centres of this kind are Birka, Hedeby, Grobin, Wolin, Paviken and others. A main source of error in the discussion of Baltic trade in ...

The Copperdivers are five enthusiastic divers that have come across an interesting old found, mystified in a legendary tale. We started this project during the winter of 1995. By now we have at several occasions, fighting the cold, documented the sight where a 300-years old coppergalt is supposed to be buried in the bottom sediments of lake Stora Aspan. The lake is situated between Falun and ...