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Young Fossil Hunter Found a Bit of Wood, Examination Revealed It to Be a 700,000-Year-Old Bear ToothResearchers uncovered what they believed to be the oldest archaeological site in northern Europe on Norfolk's Deep History Coast in Happisburgh. In 2013, experts found 800,000-year-old human ...
Happisburgh (pronounced Haysborough) is one of the most important archaeological sites in Europe, the location of the first known human presence in Britain. Dramatic erosion of the coastline is ...
The decline of sea defenses in the small Norfolk village of Happisburgh has triggered coastal erosion, affecting the environment and people. This media requires ...
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