Rising seas 'clue' in sunken world off Orkney

[crunch]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/north_east/8416600.stm

"A unique discovery of submerged man-made structures on the seabed off
Orkney could help find solutions to rising sea levels, experts have
said."

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I believe I understand the motivation behind the multi-
disciplinary approach outlined in this story -

to learn about human adaptation to ancient and drastic
environmental changes (climate change)

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Does the reader believe that after enough archaeological
data around the UK is brought to bear on the problem/premise
as I stated it, there will be a satisfactory, scientific pay-off?

BTW I have rarely seen such a poorly-written (filled with vague
language) BBC product.

David Christainsen