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Atlantis

• - Complete ebooks of primary texts about Atlantis by Plato, Donnelly, Bulwer-Lytton, Scott-Elliot. Includes Donnellys' 'Atlantis the Antediluvian World' and the hard to find 'Ragnarok'; with illustrations.
  
• - Discusses the possibility that the Minoan civilization on Thira, Crete, and those island surrounding was actually the lost civilization of Atlantis.
  
• - Discussion and speculation about Atlantis, its location and place in history.
  
• - Colorful 20-page (linear) article that proposes Antarctica as the site of Atlantis, destroyed by a pole-shift. An extension of Hapgood's work.
  
• - Informational site on Atlantis and the story behind it.
  
• - Long articles by a Brazilian scientist, Prof. Arysio Santos. Various locations, science and mythology discussed. Conclusion: Atlantis was in the South China Sea
  
• - Discusses Apollo asteroid objects, their collisions with Earth, the Ice Age, and how these relate to Atlantis and the Great Flood. By Emilio Spedicato
  
• - A speculative history of Atlantis and the mysteries surrounding it.
  
• - Press releases from the Scott Stones Explorers and Research Team and other news about Atlantis
  
• - Introduction to Plato's text and the myth it spawned.
  
• - Comparisons between the civilizations of Ancient Egypt and the Lost Continent of Atlantis.
  
• - A German historian/scuba diver has recorded the exact location and value of deviations in magnetic fields off the Bahamas coast. Are they connected to Atlantis? Dr. Michael Preisinger investigates.
  
• - A scholarly study of Plato's Atlantis covering linguistic connections, myths, geology, archeaology, anthropology and Egyptian & Sanskrit writings.
  
• - Website supporting a book, which argues Atlantis was on Cyprus. Includes excerpt, VRML models and animations
  
• - Taking into account the clues left by Plato, archaeology, and history together, a concludes that Atlantis was a federation of Lybio-Phoenician cities of Morocco and the Canary Islands.
  
• - Explore the only existing written records which specifically refer to Atlantis: Plato's Timaeus and Critias. Includes related resources.
  
• - Collected and original essays on the topic of Atlantis.
  
• - Written by an historian and archaeologist, this book takes an entirely new approach. It reviews previous theories, some fantastic, some more rational, and shows why they will not work; concluding with the story of Atlantis came from western Turkey, where
  
• - Accounts for the origins and history of Atlantis including references to Plato, glaciers, and proto-European civilization, as well as a theory of who the descendants of Atlantis are in today's time.
  
• - Readings by Cayce relating to the lost continent of Atlantis.
  
• - Discussion stemming from Cayce's correct prediction of underwater cities being discovered in Bimini - from the book Atlantis: Insights From a Lost Civilization, by Shirley Andrews
  
• - Working theory attempting to make a connection between ancient writings and maps with more recent discoveries.
  
• - A chapter from the book Atlanticas by Gábor Bihari. Plato never for a moment spoke of a continent! He always mentioned Atlantis as an island. He wrote: " there was an island, which was bigger than Libya and Asia combined."
  
• - Paper which explores whether Northern Europeans are more related to the Atlanteans than other Mediterranean cultures and groups.
  
• - Theories of Atlantean location, civilization, and downfall. Includes a page of maps.
  
• - One of the earliest, and most quoted, mention of the lost continent of Atlantis, came from these two dialogues of Plato.
  
• - The art history, ancient civilization, spiritual life, of a Thracian Atlantis.
  
• - In depth article about the Antediluvian Worldwide Language of Atlantis. Complete alphabet and links with old Greek and Hebrew.
  
• - A simple overview of the hypothetical locations of the lost continent.
  
• - A strange description of Atlantis.
  
  

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