Chuck Bryant

We got a couple of them.

And the idea was that everyone thought like, hey, this is probably just was lost over the side of a boat or something.

What's the big deal?

Yeah.

I picture Margaret Godwin just storming in the room and saying, that didn't fall off of any boat.

Yeah, that would have been pretty great, actually.

Yeah.

So they used a pollen analysis to figure this out.

And later on, they were able to date this thing.

And this harpoon head they found was about 14,000 years old, which would place it kind of squarely in the Mesolithic era.

Yeah, that's always nice.

That's like when they recreated what they thought Jesus would really look like, and he looked like he was on The Simpsons or something.

Oh, yeah, that's classic.

But despite all these finds, kind of throughout the 20th century, they still, the scientific community still were like, okay, so there were people there, but like this was just, they were just traveling along the road.

Like nobody lived there.

They were rambling on through the area and the era, and maybe we should take a break.

All right, we'll be right back with more on Doggerland.

Oh, hey, Evan.

Good to have you join us.

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