Danish archaeologists have discovered a submerged Stone Age settlement off the coast of northern Denmark. Hidden beneath the Bay of Aarhus for more than 8,500 years, these findings serve as a window into prehistoric life and the shifting shorelines of our planet.

Archaeologists and divers recovered relics from a submerged city off the coast of Alexandria, shedding light on an ancient civilization that vanished beneath the waves 2,000 years ago. The discoveries, made on Thursday, offer a glimpse into Egypt’s extensive underwater heritage.