Divers surveying the seabed off Cromer, Norfolk, have mapped 25 manmade structures linked to Shipden, a medieval village swallowed by the North Sea centuries ago. The underwater search is also challenging the long-held belief that Church Rock marks St Peter’s Church, as researchers investigate new evidence about the vanished settlement and changing coastline.
Divers surveying the seabed off Cromer, Norfolk, have mapped 25 manmade structures linked to Shipden, a medieval village swallowed by the North Sea centuries ago. The underwater search is also challenging the long-held belief that Church Rock marks St Peter’s Church, as researchers investigate new evidence about the vanished settlement and changing coastline.
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