Submerged Forest - 5 - Freshwater West
The 2014 New Year Storms , lowered the sand levels substantially exposing Peat Beds with some tree stumps , fallen trees , roots , branches.... the remains of an ancient forest.
The compacted peat deposits in this area have been dated to 5250-4550 BC.
The forest was submerged as a result of a rise in sea level.
As well as Amroth and Abermawr in Pembrokeshire these ancient forests can be found at many locations around the Welsh Coast .
The compacted peat deposits in this area have been dated to 5250-4550 BC.
The forest was submerged as a result of a rise in sea level.
As well as Amroth and Abermawr in Pembrokeshire these ancient forests can be found at many locations around the Welsh Coast .
Ref:
12839
Date:
2014-02-27 00:00:00.0
Location:
SR 882.997
Photographer:
Submerged Forest - 5 - Freshwater West
The 2014 New Year Storms , lowered the sand levels substantially exposing Peat Beds with some tree stumps , fallen trees , roots , branches.... the remains of an ancient forest.
The compacted peat deposits in this area have been dated to 5250-4550 BC.
The forest was submerged as a result of a rise in sea level.
As well as Amroth and Abermawr in Pembrokeshire these ancient forests can be found at many locations around the Welsh Coast .
The compacted peat deposits in this area have been dated to 5250-4550 BC.
The forest was submerged as a result of a rise in sea level.
As well as Amroth and Abermawr in Pembrokeshire these ancient forests can be found at many locations around the Welsh Coast .
Ref:
12839
Date:
2014-02-27 00:00:00.0
Location:
SR 882.997
Photographer:
1.10 - FRESHWATER WEST - WEST ANGLE
Submerged Forest - 5 - Freshwater West
The 2014 New Year Storms , lowered the sand levels substantially exposing Peat Beds with some tree stumps , fallen trees , roots , branches.... the remains of an ancient forest.
The compacted peat deposits in this area have been dated to 5250-4550 BC.
The forest was submerged as a result of a rise in sea level.
As well as Amroth and Abermawr in Pembrokeshire these ancient forests can be found at many locations around the Welsh Coast .
The compacted peat deposits in this area have been dated to 5250-4550 BC.
The forest was submerged as a result of a rise in sea level.
As well as Amroth and Abermawr in Pembrokeshire these ancient forests can be found at many locations around the Welsh Coast .
Ref:
12839
Date:
2014-02-27 00:00:00.0
Location:
SR 882.997
Photographer: