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0:38Now PlayingCoastal fish weirs work differently from river weirs. The high tides bring water and fish over the wall, and when the tide recedes below the weir height, the fish are automatically trapped. It’s a passive cycle that takes advantage of tide cycles. It’s an ingenius system, but it doesn’t require megalithic-scale construction - so questions still remain. Were they really fish traps, or was something else going on here?
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