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Originally posted by Pier Paolo Saba
many researchers claim that it was located in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, but this is a mere theory, based on claimings which have been interpreted: there's no an actual meaning, and there's not a general consensus about neither the location nor the actual existance of Atlantis.
In my opinion, the people who played a key role in the story of Atlantis is the one of SHRD (SHARDANA): they have been mentioned even by the Egyptian in the temple of Medinet Abu, and not just there.
About 12000 years ago, with the vanishing of Atlantis, a huge tsunami has been generated, and the sand brought by it filled part of underwater soil between Sicily and Thunis, acting like a wall which impeeded the flow of the waters between Egean sea and mediterrean Sea.
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HAVANA – The images appear slowly on the video screen, like ghosts from the ocean floor. The videotape, made by an unmanned submarine, shows massive stones in oddly symmetrical square and pyramid shapes in the deep-sea darkness.
Sonar images taken from a research ship 2,000 feet above are even more puzzling. They show that the smooth, white stones are laid out in a geometric pattern. The images look like fragments of a city, in a place where nothing man-made should exist, spanning nearly eight square miles of a deep-ocean plain off Cuba’s western tip…
The discovery immediately sparked speculation about Atlantis, the fabled lost city first described by Plato in 360 B.C.. Weinzweig and Zelitsky were careful not to use the A word and said that much more study was needed before such a conclusion could be reached.
But that has not stopped a boomlet of speculation, most of it on the Internet. Atlantis-hunters have long argued their competing theories that the lost city was off Cuba, off the Greek island of Crete, off Gibraltar or elsewhere. Several Web sites have touted the ADC images as a possible first sighting.
Among those who suspect the site may be Atlantis is George Erikson, a California anthropologist who co-authored a book in which he predicted that the lost city would be found offshore in the tropical Americas.
"I have always disagreed with all the archaeologists who dismiss myth," said Erikson, who said he had been shunned by many scientists since publishing his book about Atlantis. He said the story has too many historical roots to be dismissed as sheer fantasy and that if the Cuban site proves to be Atlantis, he hopes "to be the first to say, ‘I told you so.’ "
Originally posted by SageOfWisdom
i've done slight research, not claiming to be an expert or know near as much as Byrd, but is it possible that the story of Atlantis is related to the other countless flood myths across different cultures. I mean, dont they all coincide as far as time period goes, generally?
Rome, Italy (Oct 13, 2006 18:05 EST) Top scholars have gathered in Rome this week to discuss the exciting and controversial idea that Sardinia is the lost island of Atlantis.
The theory, developed in a book by the Italian journalist Sergio Frau, has drawn international acclaim but also fuelled heated criticism.
Despite selling 30,000 copies in Italy, a detailed 20-point appeal by 250 academics has dismissed the book, claiming it sensationalizes Sardinian history.
But the theory received a major boost last year, when the United Nations cultural heritage body UNESCO organized a symposium on the issue in Paris, suggesting the idea was worth serious consideration. Academics, archaeologists, geologists and historians from across Italy are now meeting in Rome's Accademia dei Lincei to look at the theory in closer depth and discuss possible paths of future research.
Originally posted by Pier Paolo Saba
Hi ATS.
My name is Pier Paolo Saba, and im a researcher in archeology
from Sardinia, Italy.
Originally posted by Pier Paolo Saba
Given that all the theories started by Platoon's studies