In 1924 Lewis Spence wrote that this island's blood was identical to that of the Iberians, and that a migration of Cro-Magnons from this island to Scotland had endowed Britain with "the greatest poets who ever touched the harp."  
In 1924 Lewis Spence wrote that this island's blood was identical to that of the Iberians, and that a migration of Cro-Magnons from this island to Scotland had endowed Britain with "the greatest poets who ever touched the harp."  The eastern side of this island faced Gaderius, and in its central plain a royal palace sat on a large hill, surrounded by concentric moats, which were later connected to the ocean by a canal.  This island was abundant in natural resources, including a supply of (*) orichalcum and a large population of elephants. In the center of the palace was a temple covered with silver, an ivory roof, golden pinnacles, and a large statue of six winged horses hitched to the chariot of ► Poseidon. The island of Santorini is one proposed candidate for this place. For 10 points, an impassible mud shoal existed on the site of what land destroyed by an earthquake, according to the dialogues Timaeus and Crito?
In 1924 Lewis Spence wrote that this island's blood was identical to that of the Iberians, and that a migration of Cro-Magnons from this island to Scotland had endowed Britain with "the greatest poets who ever touched the harp."  
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