Rare 500-year-old Tudor Structure Used To Catch Fish Has Emerged From Beneath The Sand

This rare 500-year-old Tudor structure used to catch fish has emerged from beneath the sand at a popular beach - and is only visible due to the low tide in Chichester, West Sussex, in the United Kingdom. Undated photograph. (Peter King CDAS, SWNS/Zenger)

A rare 500-year-old Tudor structure used to catch fish has emerged from beneath the sand at a popular beach – and is only visible due to the low tide.

Shifting sands revealed the incredible wooden traps built for catching fish in Chichester, West Sussex, in the southernmost part of England, in the United Kingdom.