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Plato’s Prehistoric Athens Destroyed In A Neolithic Landslide — 16 Aug 2021

Plato’s Prehistoric Athens Destroyed In A Neolithic Landslide

By Dr. Phil Flambas

Archaeology & Science

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The Ancient Greek philosopher Plato wrote his Atlantis story in two documents called the Timaeus and Critias. These writings date from about 360 BC and are the only known works that describe the Atlantean civilization in detail. Most modern...
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Plato’s Prehistoric Athens Destroyed In A Neolithic Landslide — 16 Aug 2021

Plato’s Prehistoric Athens Destroyed In A Neolithic Landslide

By Dr. Phil Flambas

Archaeology & Science

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The Ancient Greek philosopher Plato wrote his Atlantis story in two documents called the Timaeus and Critias. These writings date from about 360 BC and are the only known works that describe the Atlantean civilization in detail. Most modern...
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Ancient town ruins. Underwater background. Was Atlantis actually in India? Source: Regisser.com /Adobe Stock — 04 Jun 2021

The Curious Case Of Frederick Soddy And The Forgotten Race Of Men

By Dr. Benjamin B....

Mythology & Mystery

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In 1921, Frederick Soddy won the Noble Prize in chemistry for his research into radioactive substances and his studies of isotopes, yet curiously this Oxford scientist mused about a “forgotten race of men”. What were the relations between...
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Ancient town ruins. Underwater background. Was Atlantis actually in India? Source: Regisser.com /Adobe Stock — 04 Jun 2021

The Curious Case Of Frederick Soddy And The Forgotten Race Of Men

By Dr. Benjamin B....

Mythology & Mystery

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In 1921, Frederick Soddy won the Noble Prize in chemistry for his research into radioactive substances and his studies of isotopes, yet curiously this Oxford scientist mused about a “forgotten race of men”. What were the relations between...
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Gibel Atlantidy by N.Roerich (1929) (Public Domain) — 28 Aug 2020

Quest For Mu: 200,000-Year Old Sunken Pacific Continent

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

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In the 19th century a Hindu priest introduced British army Colonel James Churchward to ancient tablets, revealing the existence of a primordial lost civilization, which led to Churchward’s lifetime quest, spanning several continents and islands,...
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Gibel Atlantidy by N.Roerich (1929) (Public Domain) — 28 Aug 2020

Quest For Mu: 200,000-Year Old Sunken Pacific Continent

By davidchildress

History & Tradition

2

In the 19th century a Hindu priest introduced British army Colonel James Churchward to ancient tablets, revealing the existence of a primordial lost civilization, which led to Churchward’s lifetime quest, spanning several continents and islands,...
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Battle of Heliopolis during Napoleon's invasion of Egypt in 1800 by Léon Cogniet. Collections du château de Versailles. (Public Domain) — 12 Jun 2020

IWNW The Egyptian Atlantis, City of Yah Weh and Ra

By Calumy

Archaeology & Science

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The name given by Egyptologists for the sacred City of the Sun God, Ra, in ancient Egypt was IWNW or IUNU. It is also affirmed not only by those who have studied the country of the Nile for many generations, as well as the Bible that this was the...
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Battle of Heliopolis during Napoleon's invasion of Egypt in 1800 by Léon Cogniet. Collections du château de Versailles. (Public Domain) — 12 Jun 2020

IWNW The Egyptian Atlantis, City of Yah Weh and Ra

By Calumy

Archaeology & Science

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The name given by Egyptologists for the sacred City of the Sun God, Ra, in ancient Egypt was IWNW or IUNU. It is also affirmed not only by those who have studied the country of the Nile for many generations, as well as the Bible that this was the...
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World Map in a Double Hemisphere Piri Reis (circa 1467 – circa 1554 ) Walters Art Museum — 27 Feb 2019

Shifting Earth Crusts: Does the Ancient Piri Reis Map Pinpoint Atlantis?

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

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A master’s degree post graduate from Harvard University, Charles Hapgood served on what would eventually become the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and was a liaison officer between the White House and the Secretary of War. He wrote a book about...
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World Map in a Double Hemisphere Piri Reis (circa 1467 – circa 1554 ) Walters Art Museum — 27 Feb 2019

Shifting Earth Crusts: Does the Ancient Piri Reis Map Pinpoint Atlantis?

By jim willis

Mythology & Mystery

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A master’s degree post graduate from Harvard University, Charles Hapgood served on what would eventually become the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and was a liaison officer between the White House and the Secretary of War. He wrote a book about...
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Possible location for Lemuria. — 26 Feb 2018

Most Likely Locations for Lost Lemuria

By brady yoon

Mythology & Mystery

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The Lost Continent of Lemuria or Mu, (used interchangeably) has long lived under the shadow of its more well-known relation, Atlantis. Therefore, it may come as a surprise that for a brief moment in history, Lemuria gained a greater acceptance...
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Possible location for Lemuria. — 26 Feb 2018

Most Likely Locations for Lost Lemuria

By brady yoon

Mythology & Mystery

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The Lost Continent of Lemuria or Mu, (used interchangeably) has long lived under the shadow of its more well-known relation, Atlantis. Therefore, it may come as a surprise that for a brief moment in history, Lemuria gained a greater acceptance...
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North Sea once formed a land-bridge between Europe and Britain. — 12 Feb 2018

St Michael’s Ley-line Leading to Legendary Doggerland

By Charles Christian

Mythology & Mystery

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Does the St Michael ley-line reach far beyond the boundaries of our imagination to a destination lost in time and shrouded in myth? Doggerland was once a land-bridge connecting Britain to Europe during the Paleolithic era, but it has claims on...
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North Sea once formed a land-bridge between Europe and Britain. — 12 Feb 2018

St Michael’s Ley-line Leading to Legendary Doggerland

By Charles Christian

Mythology & Mystery

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Does the St Michael ley-line reach far beyond the boundaries of our imagination to a destination lost in time and shrouded in myth? Doggerland was once a land-bridge connecting Britain to Europe during the Paleolithic era, but it has claims on...
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Inside Temple Edfu and stars — 03 May 2016

Sky Religion in Ancient Egypt: Temples and Magick - Part I

By Chris Morgan

Mythology & Mystery

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“In the beginning Egypt was not”The Sky Religion in Egypt: Its Antiquity and Effects by G A Wainwright; published in 1938, is one of the classic enabling texts of Egyptology, and I am going to use this name as a porte-manteau for this...
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Inside Temple Edfu and stars — 03 May 2016

Sky Religion in Ancient Egypt: Temples and Magick - Part I

By Chris Morgan

Mythology & Mystery

1

“In the beginning Egypt was not”The Sky Religion in Egypt: Its Antiquity and Effects by G A Wainwright; published in 1938, is one of the classic enabling texts of Egyptology, and I am going to use this name as a porte-manteau for this...
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An artistic expression of a city from the One Thousand and One Nights. — 01 Apr 2016

Atlantis of the Sands and The Lost City of Ubar: Lost, Found, and Lost Again

By David Millar

Archaeology & Science

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The myth of the Arabian ‘lost city of the desert’ can be traced to a book of bedtime stories dating from the early ninth century, which was largely responsible for the European romantic perception of Arabia as a place of harems, flying...
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An artistic expression of a city from the One Thousand and One Nights. — 01 Apr 2016

Atlantis of the Sands and The Lost City of Ubar: Lost, Found, and Lost Again

By David Millar

Archaeology & Science

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The myth of the Arabian ‘lost city of the desert’ can be traced to a book of bedtime stories dating from the early ninth century, which was largely responsible for the European romantic perception of Arabia as a place of harems, flying...
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