Video published on the BBC News web site on 23rd January 2014:
Winter storms which battered the coast of Wales have exposed previously hidden traces of the area’s Stone Age landscape.
A four mile stretch of coastline near Tywyn on the west coast of Wales was so altered by the sea that it was pushed back 50 feet (15 metres).
The new coastline has revealed the existence of ancients forests, with the remains of trees dating back 6000 years.
Oh, exciting. I do like a nice sunken forest, and the one off Tywyn is of course Cantre'r Gwaelod (The Lowland Hundred), mythical kingdom of Gwyddno Garanhir.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantre'r_Gwaelod
mmm very nice, the Otherworld is closer in Wales you see.
Well that's one interpretation at least.
Heard this on the radio last night, driving home from work. Exciting!
I'm sure I also read something the other day about a bronze age 'walkway' being exposed by storms. Will try to find a link.
Here 'tis!
dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/bronze-age-walkway-borth-uncovered-6528481