Has a University of Hartford Professor Found the Lost City of Atlantis?[Spain]

WesthartFord Patch ^ | 08 Mar 2011 | Susan Schoenberger

[mad_as_he$$]

This is silly. Everyone knows(that should)that the ancients flew Atlantis to the Pegasus Galaxy thousands of years ago.

[SunkenCiv]

Note: this topic is from March 8, 2011.

Thanks Palter.

...Dr. Richard Freund of the University of Hartford... Atlantis is buried deep within a swamp in southern Spain... first noted as a possible location for Atlantis by a German scientist looking at satellite photos in 2003... saw what looked like a circular structure with a straight line attached to it in a satellite photo that included the Parque National Coto de Donana, a vast swampy area south of Seville... Over the next few years, others conjectured that the structures visible on the satellite images were similar to the island of three concentric circles with only one entrance in and out described by Plato in his accounts of Atlantis, written in about 360 B.C... now more than 100 miles from the Mediterranean, Freund postulated that the area once could have been situated on an open bay that was silted in by a tsunami or another natural disaster... carbon dating on cores... confirmed human activity at the site about 4400 years ago... "I think that the Atlanteans are the parents of the Phoenicians."

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