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Yes that is true, but to go one step further I would add, Honest. Some know the truth from their not so public associations, and because of that, look the other way. I'm sorry to have to put it that way and the only recourse we have is to take back those sciences from them!
Any serious archeologists would want to know the truth.
Everything, no matter what it is, starts with a original idea. Its obvious the present system is not going to assist in this undertaking. But with the help of certain powerful "Public servant", there might be a way. "Mr xxxxxxx, we believe xxxxxxx, and need your help" kind of thing.
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
Well if I had the resources I would go there myself.
The location is so remote and hostile that it would be a massive undertaking to dig for evidence. I guess we can dream.
originally posted by: Flavian
originally posted by: LABTECH767
Remember while we today accept that the pillars of Heracles are the straights of Gibraltar (the story of Cilla and Charybdis may hearken back to even longer to a time when the isthmus of Gibraltar broke and the sea flooded into the Mediterranean basin with the whirlpool and the gnashing rock's), though it has to be said that the assumption that it refers to the straight's of Gibraltar has often been challenged.
You mean roughly 5.3 million years ago? Before we, as a species, had developed language?
Nothing about Atlantis makes any sense whatsoever, which is why i strongly lean towards it being simple allegory. That isn't to say there wasn't some ancient super power of which we do not know, simply that nothing about Atlantis adds up.
The sites around the Richat structure are certainly interesting but not evidence of Atlantis by any stretch. Without data gathered there, they could be anything at all. Even if old, they could simply be Roman or Mauritanean - could even be pre Jugurtha era.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Not knowing where the coastline was 12,000 years ago, one cant be certain. Though, only a 6 mile long canal could have been cut to open a waterway for larger ships to follow rivers to the outer ring, could, and is probably what they did. I doubt the coastline has changed that much.
originally posted by: Harte
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And beginning from the sea they bored a canal of three hundred feet in width and one hundred feet in depth and fifty stadia in length, which they carried through to the outermost zone, making a passage from the sea up to this, which became a harbour, and leaving an opening sufficient to enable the largest vessels to find ingress
The Richat Structure has never been within 50 stadia of the sea.
This thread is about an imaginary place.
Harte
You are correct about Atlantis being a "Imaginary" place. For over 12,000 years that is exactly what some people want you to believe. It, was, an Imaginary place. But not for much longer. I Imagine!
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
This is what is called a long shot and I understand that. It is, or it isn't, a boat, ship. But the ancient Whale bones, are not. Mauritania North Africa WHALE BONES on the beach near the Atlantic Ocean Sahara Desert 2000 whales whalebones skeleton
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
I think it's clear as day that this site needs to be excavated. It's tragic that archeologists/historians dismiss the story of Atlantis as pure myth. The evidence weighs up.
originally posted by: Wolfenz
ANCIENT EGYPT IN AMERICA
BY MRS. SCHUYLER VAN RENSSELAER
an Rensselaer, Mrs. Schuyler. "Ancient Egypt in America." The North American Review 218, July 1923.
xroads.virginia.edu...
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
I think it's clear as day that this site needs to be excavated. It's tragic that archeologists/historians dismiss the story of Atlantis as pure myth. The evidence weighs up.
"Evidence?'
There IS no evidence.
Besides that, you are woefully unfamiliar with archeologists, since there's a passel of them working on the idea of Atlantis (mostly in their spare time.)
Harte
originally posted by: SamIamSam
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
I think it's clear as day that this site needs to be excavated. It's tragic that archeologists/historians dismiss the story of Atlantis as pure myth. The evidence weighs up.
"Evidence?'
There IS no evidence.
Besides that, you are woefully unfamiliar with archeologists, since there's a passel of them working on the idea of Atlantis (mostly in their spare time.)
Harte
Evidence, like Beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. If you have the eyes to see, there's plenty of evidence of ancient human activity at the Richat.