What is it about the legend of Atlantis that motivates scholars and treasure-hunters?
Considering the land masses that have come submerged since the last glacial maximum, there are probably sunken cities and sunken civilizations all over the world.
They can't all be Atlantis, but they're still worth finding.
By the way, I lost the link to that map again. When I upgraded Firefox a couple of months ago, I lost all my bookmarks. Can you please link it again? Thanks.
Considering the land masses that have come submerged since the last glacial maximum, there are probably sunken cities and sunken civilizations all over the world.I wholeheartedly agree. Bravo!
They can't all be Atlantis, but they're still worth finding.
Spedicato puts Atlantis on Hispaniola. I don't necessarily agree with that, but at least it conforms to Plato's text. :')Catastrophical Scenario for Discontinuities in Human History"that Atlantis was Minoan Crete, destroyed by the tsunami which followed the collapse of the volcanic chamber in Santorini... requires so many substantial changes to the Platonic text, that it is equivalent in our opinion to rejecting the text"
by Emilio Spedicato
University of Bergamo
What map?
This one?
