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Originally posted by cormac mac airt
srsen,
Being of Irish descent on my mothers side and having much respect for the Irish people, I must take exception to what you claim about the Tuatha de Danann. Literally the "people of the goddess Danu". The Tuatha de were believed to descend from Nemed who was believed to have come from Scythia. You do know where that is, right? NOT in the Atlantic!!
originally posted by srsen This tribe of the Goddess Danu arrived in Ireland at approximately 2000BC. THEIR OWN history stated that they originated from lost islands in the North West (Atlantic region).
originally posted by srsenIt is said that the De Danann were also able to conjur the Earth itself when it battle. Commanding mountains and rivers to their will.
originally posted by srsenSurely there is enough preliminary information here to classify the records and history of Tuatha De Danann as a basis for Atlantean research.
The technology was obviously advanced and yet we have no other indication to suggest an origin from anything other than lost homelands in the north-west.
Originally posted by woodwytch
Queen Maudes Land, Antarctica;
IMHO, this was the original primary site and would obviously have been installed prior to the area becoming an icy wasteland. Even so, I think the structure ... a massive inverted pyramid (the same as all the other locations), is below ground-level.
The ice-cover makes this highly likely to be represented by the element of water
Originally posted by AmmonSeth
Does Anyone have Any information on ancient mountainous citadels?
Originally posted by Skyfloating
Skeptics tend to narrow down the Atlantis-debate to what Plato said.
The established myth has it that the Atlantis story originates from Plato. Even wikipedia says so. But that is not true. Hints and references to a sunken continent and/or Lost Civilzation can be found with the native indians of north and south america, with the celts, the basques, the guanche of the canary islands, ancient egypt, the aborigines, ancient tibet...and the list goes on.
Originally posted by woodwytch
reply to post by AmmonSeth
And I believe these locations will be discovered (in the not too distant future), in Egypt; Gizeh Plateau - subterraneous complex (earth) ... Yucatan Peninsula; Chichan Itza - reached via the Cenotes (fire - KT boundary meterorite) ... and Antarctica; Queen Maudes Land (water).
Woody
Originally posted by Skyfloating
reply to post by Harte
This case has been taken care of more than a hundred years ago, when Ignatus Donelly cited all the ancients reports of the lost civilization. (Way before Edgar Cayce & Co. came on the scene).
Debunkers then came and said: "Well the ancients got it wrong, because there was no giant flood" or "The ancients were only making it all up".
But the case for Plato not being the only source of Atlantis info has been established a long time ago. The Basques call the sunken land "Atlaintika", for example. The Basques are not Greek.