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originally posted by: SamIamSam
The city of Atlantis was the Eye of Africa, obviously. There's mysterious structures all over the Sahara, and The Eye itself is covered in clear signs of ancient human construction. There are even what some believe are canals. When was the last time there was water enough in the region to warrant that kind of construction? 6000 years ago, and that's the minimum.
originally posted by: Guyfriday
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
Agartha is from the Hindu traditions so I doubt highly that Critias talked about it in relations to Atlantis, but the Hindus valley trades were taking place at during the time of Plato, so I might be willing to look at that. The biggest issue though is that Agartha is noted as the underground realm of the king of the world. Plato doesn't talk about this though. If Agartha is a foreign name for Atlantis, this would be very interesting angle to go with since it could indicate that Atlantis might be located in India.
Poseidon was allotted the island of Atlantis. Enki obtained the island of Dilmun.
A research team of the Ministry of Heritage and Culture began excavating the site at Bildat Al Ayoon in order to preserve around 250 graves ahead of construction work to build a road. Archaeologists found artefacts, including pottery and jewellery, dating back from the Iron Age to the middle of the Bronze Age of the Majan civilisation, otherwise known as the ‘Magan’ civilisation.
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
This is why we need to figure out what war Critias was talking about. Wars level scars in both societies and in the battlegrounds. If the war was during the 1200BC timeframe, then there should be something about it hidden within the lines of the Trojan War. On the other hand if the war is during the 9300BC timeframe then there may be nothing to find.
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
I already posted my concerns about the "Eye Theory" being correct.
I don't believe Agartha is another name for Atlantis. But logic would say, if the gods withdrew to the center of earth to discuss the great flood, or punishing man, then that would be the genesis for Atlantis. Virtually all cultures have ancient folklore about the "Underworld". I wouldn't doubt it a bit if another name for it was Agartha, SHAMBHALA, or Edin.
On one side of the coin it is Atlantis, on the other it is Dilmun(Tilmun). Everything must be equated down to the basic common denominator. And if it all went back to the Inner Earth, as plato stated, then that is where it came from in the beginning.
The gods themselves withdrew to, as Plato put it, center of the world, leaving the half gods, demigods to fend for themselves. And as you can see, the gods, made a mess of it. But rather than to be honest about it, they instituted "secret societies/ mystery schools" to confound the "babble" even further to insure mankind would never be able to reassemble our history, or find our "Common Denominator", Edin.
Agartha, is not located in India. Virtually all the Hindus believe our world to be hollow, and the home of Agartha/Shambhala. And then Platos description of where the gods went, would make perfect sense.
Atlantis was known for its trading. Its like finding something with a tag that says made in Japan. I find this product in Brazil. Am I now going to start calling Brazil, Japan? I wouldn't doubt you will find many things made in Atlantis all over the world...
Now Atlas had a numerous and honourable family, and they retained the kingdom, the eldest son handling it on to his eldest for many generations; and they had such an amount of wealth as was never before possessed by kings and potentates, and is not likely ever to be seen again, and they were furnished with everything which they needed, both in the city and country. For because of the greatness of their empire many things were brought to them from foreign countries, and the island itself provided most of what was required by them for the uses of life.
originally posted by: SamIamSam
It's definitely a 'Name Game.' That's why I say 'Ouadane' is an echo of 'Wodan' from the far distant past. Odin had one eye, right? So, the Richat IS Odin's Eye. Or Ouadane's Eye.
Gods can do what ever, but for the purpose of this thread I would like to stick with natural events that can be explained with science.
That is going to be tough because the "gods" have a science to themselves, that can not be explained by our, science. And in that is a catch 22.
but for the purpose of this thread I would like to stick with natural events that can be explained with science.
Again I'm not see this point where Plato states that the gods withdrew to the center?
Zeus, the god of gods, who rules according to law, and is able to see into such things, perceiving that an honourable race was in a woeful plight, and wanting to inflict punishment on them, that they might be chastened and improve, collected all the gods into their most holy habitation, which, being placed in the centre of the world, beholds all created things. And when he had called them together, he spake as follows: *
* The rest of the Dialogue of Critias has been lost.
You may be right about that. Over time they got arrogant, selfish, greedy, etc. They no longer bowed to the gods and even attempted to battle them. In the link I provided you can see the gods justification for bringing about the flood. They blame it on the "mortal admixture". This is the gods taking responsibility for our creation admitting something went wrong. So true. Ill leave that right there.
It doesn't sound like a trade hub, but more like other nations were paying protection fees or extortion dues.
Having a god punish mankind by magically doing something, doesn't negate that fact that something was done that should leave evidence of the something having to have happened.
First thing about the "gods" mankind was not allowed to reproduce their true image.
By assigning a notion of gods doing something to man, you need to define what a god is in terms of the ancient cultures being discussed. It's due to the differing opinions of what a god is that makes me not want them discussed here in terms that are end statements.
Are you talking about the ridgeline that's just under 200 miles north?
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
Zeus, the god of gods, who rules according to law, and is able to see into such things, perceiving that an honourable race was in a woeful plight, and wanting to inflict punishment on them, that they might be chastened and improve, collected all the gods into their most holy habitation, which, being placed in the centre of the world, beholds all created things. And when he had called them together, he spake as follows: *
* The rest of the Dialogue of Critias has been lost.
www.lost-civilizations.net...
Plato, Critias, tells us the gods left and went to the center of the world to pass judgment. We know the center of the world, as Agartha. And undoubtedly also the home of Mount Olympus.
Wherefore he assembled together all the gods into that abode which they honor most, standing as it does at the center of all the Universe, and beholding all things that partake of generation and when he had assembled them, he spake thus: ...