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Originally posted by IndianaJoe
Everyone assumes Atlantis if it even existed was destroyed by a volcano.
Originally posted by narmus
The evidence, especially about atlantis being in antartica and atlanteans mapping the globe is very strong in his books, if now overwhelming.
Originally posted by IndianaJoe
Everyone assumes Atlantis if it even existed was destroyed by a volcano.
Though this theory run contrary to the large amount of "flood" stories that are found all over the globe about the destruction of a great civilization, nearly all these stories hint at a celestial event and not just a volcanic one.
Is it possible that a meteor impact in the Atlantic ocean could have triggerd volcanic explosions and earthquakes in the volitle Atlantic region off the coast of spain?
Thus causing Atlantis to be sunk by the volcanic means that Plato gives account of, and also providing for the fundemental basis of a global celestial event that has been past down through hundreds of cultures on all continents of the globe.
Originally posted by Essan
As to how Atlantis 'sank' - well my theory is that it never existed, but that the story was primarily inspired by the Thera explosion, Catharginian stories of islands far out in the Atlantic, and the race memory of major post-glacial flooding that inspired so many legends all around the world, which Plato then merged into 'Atlantis'.