Flemming, Nicholas *

Published September 10, 2022

Nicholas Flemming is a marine geo-archaeologist from the Institute of Oceanography at the University of Southampton. He has written extensively on prehistoric underwater archaeology^(a). In 1985 he published a paper entitled Ice Ages and Human Occupation of the Continental Shelf ^(f).

Flemming has also investigated the subject of sea-level changes ^[1682], particularly in the Mediterranean^(b). A more localised study of sea-level changes around Malta during the Holocene has been produced by an Italian team led by Stefan Furlani^(c).

When Graham Hancock published, Underworld ^[274] in 2002, it was followed by a TV programme, Flooded Kingdoms of the Ice Age, which was based on it. The latter evoked a highly critical review^(e)by Flemming, who has written widely on maritime matters including sea-level changes and sunken cities. Hancock wrote an equally strong response^(d) to this.

^(a) https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nicholas-Flemming-2

^(b) (PDF) Humanity and a Million Years of Sea Level Change – Go to http://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/humanity-and-a-million-years-of-sea-level-change (researchgate.net) *

^(c) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/235606249_Holocene_sea_level_change_in_Malta

^(d)https://grahamhancock.com/archive-underworld2/

^(e) https://www.scribd.com/document/335992579/Nick-Flemming-Review-of-Flooded-Kingdoms-of-the-Ice-Age

^(f)https://www.academia.edu/21168111/Ice_Ages_and_Human_Occupation_of_the_Continental_Shelf