[Publius6961]

Momber said at 8,000-years-old, the settlement was the only underwater Mesolithic site in Britain, though it was probably part of a much larger area of occupation yet to be uncovered.

I always question the professionalism and the integrity of any scientist who makes absurd absolute statements like that one.

is it too much trouble to state what is known?

...the settlement was the only [known] underwater Mesolithic site in Britain...

Is much more accurate. Totally different "larger area of occupation" may remain to be found.

[fantom]

But have they found any traces of beer ?