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Originally posted by Essan
The Lesser and Greater Antilles can only be Atlantis if they were home to a bronze age civilisation some 6,000 years before the start of the bronze age, invaded the Mediterranean (why?) and were defeated by Athens (some 6,000 years before Athens existed). Otherwise, whatever else they might be, they cannot be Atlantis
Originally posted by merka
No one can give a direct answer to why it couldnt be Atlantis, unless we have already found Atlantis (which we all know is impossible to say since there are a million and one theories and simply saying "no" never seem to suffice).
Originally posted by lostinspace
a mysterious culture of ancient Cuba.
Originally posted by StariI do not quite understanding what you are saying here. First off what is confusing me is that you are assuming that Athens did not exist 12,000 years ago (and I mean no disrespect here) so if there is proof of this can you please add reliable links on this thread so I can read up on why this cannot be true. Thank you.
I believe that Athens name carried on for the thousands of years after the fall of Atlantis. If the name and the story of Atlantis held on for that many thousands of years then it could be true as well for Athens.
All we have right now are theories so I guess everyone here who likes to discuss the subject of Atlantis can call themselves theorists.
Originally posted by Shawn B.
I wonder if they worshiped the bull like how people a country.
Originally posted by lostinspace
a mysterious culture of ancient Cuba.
Do you know what their name was?
[edit on 15-8-2008 by Shawn B.]
Originally posted by Byrd
The paleolithic civilizations (pre 3000 BC) left cave paintings which are lovely but do not indicate a technological civilization:
www3.interscience.wiley.com...
Originally posted by Nohup
Not big enough. Atlantis was on an island big enough to have a large agricultural base. Look no further than the sunken Azores