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Mind blowing to imagine the posts of Seahenge to have been carved into figures - no evidence of course, but staggering concept.. The wooden figure is fantastic and worth journeying to Colchester to see (brilliant museum in every respect) A copy of the figure can be seen in the Museum of London. Very similar figures are in the museum at Hull and from Denmark which is just across the sea. I have long suspected that the mud flats of Essex, the Norfolk coast and the Wash hold hidden treasures. Land lost as sea levels rose and underwater settlements will be found more and more as organised submarine surveying progresses. Far older discoveries will follow with surveys of the vanished land bridge to Europe and on places like the Dogger Bank.
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