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Atlantis on the Celtic Shelf – Dogger–Humber Extension Pseudo (Distinct from Doggerland)

Celtic Shelf Atlantis · Dogger-Humber Atlantis Extension

Pseudoarchaeology (2021–present)·Pseudoarchaeology (Dogger-Atlantis mashup)·🇬🇧 North Sea, Celtic Shelf–Humber phantom, United Kingdom

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About Atlantis on the Celtic Shelf – Dogger–Humber Extension Pseudo (Distinct from Doggerland)

A 2021 self-published claim stretches Doggerland's already-drowned North Sea plain north to the Humber as 'Celtic Shelf Atlantis' at 54°N 1.5°E, asserting Dogger Bank's Early Holocene peat plain is Plato's plain west of the Pillars. The claim mis-uses Pettitt's Doggerland seismic and ignores that Doggerland is verified Mesolithic peat plain (verified) distinct from Atlantis hypothesis; the 55×35 km 'rectangular plain' is arbitrary cropping of 300×200 km Doggerland. No Atenean white-red-black wall rock, no Pleistocene Atlantis harbour silt exists; the Humber gap is fluvial, not concentric rings. Distinguished from verified Doggerland by ATL- suffix.

Why it mattersExample of pseudo cropping; debunk distinguishes verified North Sea lowlands from Atlantean transplant logic.

Open questions

Mysteries & theories

Mysteries

  1. 01Why pseudo authors ignore Doggerland's already-verified peat chronology

Theories

  1. 01Plain-cropping fallacy: any large drowned plain can be cropped to Plato's 540×360 stade rectangle

Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.

History

How it came to be

Built
2021 (Anderson e-book)
Period
Pseudoarchaeology (2021–present)
Culture
Pseudoarchaeology (Dogger-Atlantis mashup)
Purpose
Pseudo – crop Doggerland to fit Atlantis rectangle
Abandoned
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Rediscovered
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Excavation
Not applicable
  1. 2021

    Self-publish claims Dogger periphery is Atlantic Atlantis

  2. 2022

    Peters & Gaffney peer paper reaffirms Doggerland is Mesolithic plain, not Atlantis

On the ground

Structures & features

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