Links to sites dealing with Atlantis and other legendary lost civilisations.
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The homepage of geologist Robert Schoch who's dating of the Great Sphinx was of massive import in the work of John Anthony West and subsequently Graham Hancock and Robert Bauval.
This site presents Jim Alison's fascinating investigation of the geodetic relationships between ancient cultural centres, and highlights 'Atlantis-candidates' suggested by geodetic analysis.
This one is big on enigmas! It also gives a history as to the research done into Atlantis since Plato's first musings in Timaeus and Critias, complete with a diagram of how it would have looked according to his descriptions. For those who remain unconvinced by the whole thing, there is a counterpoint in the form of a skeptic's dictionary!
This, the Sunken Civilisations web-site, is devoted to the "study of Atlantis and other alleged sunken civilizations". It contains general articles on the role of catastrophism, astronomy, archaeology and paleontology, and other fields. As well as articles regarding candidate locations for sunken civilisations it has links to other Atlantis-related sites, forums and search engines. Dedicated to exploring all possibilities of homelands for a lost civilisation, this open-minded site maintains articles on all favourite theories suggested in recent times, from Antarctica to the Pacific. Make your own mind up.
The creators of this site believe Atlantis is to be found beneath the South China Sea, and have attempted to provide evidence to support this claim.
Graham Hancock's team is not the only group diving around Yonaguni.
This site includes an in-depth look at Voices of the Rocks, the latest book from Robert Schoch (the geologist who worked with John Anthony West on the geological redating of the Great Sphinx of Giza).
Schoch's views on Yonaguni seem to change somewhat unpredictably. In the BBC's (corrupt and dishonest) Horizon programmes on Atlantis, he declared the Japanese underwater site to be entirely natural, yet in his book, Voices of the Rocks, he countenances the possibility that it may have been worked on by human hands.
This important site contains the first published evidence of a ruined megalithic temple found underwater of the coast of Malta by the German researcher Dr Hubert Zeitlmair. Graham Hancock worked closely with Dr Zeitlmair on the further exploration of this intriguing site, covered by rising sea-levels at the end of the last Ice Age more than 10,000 years ago. There is opposition from established archaeologists who refuse to believe that the site in man-made. Such a conclusion would establish that there was a megalithic culture in Malta thousands of years earlier than presently-accepted.
The pictures of the site speak for themselves.
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