When the Great Lakes were lower

Early hunters once prowled now-submerged portions of Lake Huron, evidence suggests

Sonar and video surveys of a long-flooded land bridge between Michigan and Ontario, Canada, reveal evidence of man-made structures that may have been used by hunters when water levels in the Great Lakes were much lower than they are today, researchers claim.

NOT ALWAYS UNDERWATER Sonar scans of Lake Huron discern a sinuous line of boulders 350 meters long (running from A to B in top image) that resembles structures built by modern-day arctic hunters to guide caribou.