Divers have made a major breakthrough in unraveling the mysteries of a medieval village that has been submerged for centuries off the east coast of England. They have mapped 25 man-made structures at the historic village of Shipden, long referred to as Britain's own "Atlantis," lost at the bottom of the North Sea.
According to international media reports, the historic discovery was made off the coast of Cromer, Norfolk, England. The village of Shipden is mentioned in the historic 'Doomsday Book' of 1086, which at that time had 117 residents, a port, a palace and two churches. However, over the centuries, the entire village disappeared into the sea due to erosion, rising tides and severe storms.
