The Atlantis Mystery

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PostTue Feb 05, 2013 1:37 am » by Kinninigan



The Atlantis Mystery

Excerpted from Mysteries of The Lost Lands

by Eleanor Van Zandt and Roy Stemman
circa - 1976


Where, for a start, was the exact site of this huge island civilization? Did it really, as early historians reported, vanish from the earth in a day and a night? Small wonder that since the earliest times scholars, archaeologists, historians, and occultists have kept up an almost ceaseless search for its precise whereabouts.

















Hardly had the Athenians tasted victory when a terrible cataclysm wiped out their entire army in a single day and night, and caused Atlantis to sink forever beneath the waves. Perhaps a few survivors were left to tell what happened. At all events, the story is said to have been passed down through many generations until, more than 9200 years later, it was made known to the world for the first time.






puts America at the right.

Why, ask the scholars, are there so many remarkable similarities between the ancient cultures of the Old and New Worlds?












Plato set the meeting of the four men in Critia's house in June 421 B.C. Timaeus begins on the day following the debate recorded in The Republic, and the men start by recalling their previous conversation.

Then Hermocrates mentions,

"a story derived from ancient tradition" that Critias knows.

Pressed for details, Critias recalls how, a century and a half earlier, the great Athenian statesman Solon had visited Egypt (Solon was a real person and he did visit Egypt, although his trip took place around 590 B.C., so 20 years earlier than the date given by Plato.)











Athens, standing alone, defeated the Atlanteans.


Socrates is delighted with Critias' story, which as,



Poseidon, Greek god of the sea and also of earthquakes, was given Atlantis, and there he fell in love with a mortal maiden called Cleito.











The mountains beyond housed,


The inhabitants of the mountains and of the rest of the country were,








The roof's interior was covered with ivory, and lavishly decorated with gold, silver, and orichalcum - probably a fine grade of brass or bronze - which,

"glowed like fire."


Gold statues of Atlantis' original 10 kings and their wives stood outside the temple. Critias tells of the beautiful buildings that were constructed around the warm and cold fountains in the center of the city.






The captured animal was led to a bronze column in the temple, on which the laws of Atlantis were inscribed, and was slain so that its blood ran over the sacred inscription. After further ceremony, the kings partook of a banquet and when darkness fell they wrapped themselves in beautiful dark-blue robes, sitting in a circle they gave their judgments, which were recorded at daybreak on tablets of gold.


Whereupon, says Plato,
















Critics of the Atlantis story believe that it is simply a myth invented to put across the great philosopher's views on war and corruption. Plato used real people in his other dialogues, and put his words into their mouths, too, as a dramatic device to present his ideas. There is no reason say the detractors, to assume that Timaeus and Critias are different in this respect, but Plato seems to expect his readers to draw different conclusions.

He is at great pains to stress the truth of his account, tracing it back to Solon, a highly respected statesman with a reputation for being 'straight-tongues,' and having Critias declare that the Atlantis story, "though strange, is certainly true."




As the Irish scholar J.V. Luce observes in his book The End of Atlantis:

"classical scholars laughed at Schlieman when he set out with Homer in one hand and a spade in the other, but he dug up Troy and thereby demonstrated the inestimable value of folk memory Sir Arthur Evans did much the same thing when he found the labyrinthine home of the Minotaur at Knossos."



However, if Plato's account is based on fact, then we know that the Atlanteans traded with their neighbors. In this case there would be some evidence of their influence and culture in lands that survived the catastrophe. Believers in Atlantis have furnished us with a formidable array of such "proofs".



The lost kingdom of Atlantis has been "found" at various times in,

the Pacific Ocean
the North Sea
the Sahara desert
southern Spain
the West Indies

...but to name a few.


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PostSat Jun 15, 2013 11:17 pm » by Kinninigan


I had some great replies in this thread also but I am just happy the OP is still here, I wrote this one day before data was lost!

I will find some more things to add to the thread, here is a pretty new doc that came out I watched, more about the classic atlantis theories and some artifacts they found..


Atlantis - Lost World (Documentary)

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Documentary on the ancient myth and legend of the lost world/city of Atlantis. Is there any historical fact of the existence of Atlantis?

Scholars dispute whether and how much Plato's story or account was inspired by older traditions. In Critias, Plato claims that his accounts of ancient Athens and Atlantis stem from a visit to Egypt by the legendary Athenian lawgiver Solon in the 6th century BC. In Egypt, Solon met a priest of Sais, who translated the history of ancient Athens and Atlantis, recorded on papyri in Egyptian hieroglyphs, into Greek. Some scholars argue Plato drew upon memories of past events such as the Thera eruption or the Trojan War, while others insist that he took inspiration from contemporary events like the destruction of Helike in 373 BC or the failed Athenian invasion of Sicily in 415--413 BC.
The possible existence of a genuine Atlantis was discussed throughout classical antiquity, but it was usually rejected and occasionally parodied by later authors. Alan Cameron states: "It is only in modern times that people have taken the Atlantis story seriously; no one did so in antiquity". The Timaeus remained known in a Latin rendition by Calcidius through the Middle Ages, and the allegorical aspect of Atlantis was taken up by Humanists in utopian works of several Renaissance writers, such as Francis Bacon's New Atlantis and Thomas More's Utopia. Atlantis inspires today's literature, from science fiction to comic books to films. Its name has become a byword for any and all supposed advanced prehistoric lost civilizations.


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PostSun Jun 16, 2013 4:48 am » by The57ironman

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...what did you make of the images at 26:30/27:30..?...looked like a model to me

and who 'foot the bill' for the massive construction covering that excavation..?


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PostSun Jun 16, 2013 1:01 pm » by Kinninigan

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it did look like a model at the part you said

i have no idea who paid for this excavation, i am thinking maybe investors who want some of the artifacts found...

seems its always about money...atlantis artifacts would be "priceless"


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PostSun Jun 16, 2013 1:38 pm » by Rizze

What a great read thanks for bringing it here.
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Why don't we act accordingly, with humanity" Rizze

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PostSun Jun 16, 2013 5:29 pm » by flsts1

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From what I know of my travels through the Med and a bit of study, was that there were contractors then that were paid through the taxation system by Da Man.
Those images in the time frame are models based on the ruins and artifacts.
More interesting to me is the fact that another Akrotiri was built in Cyprus. (the street planning is similar to what they depicted in this vid...appears to be haphazard but planned out nonetheless) :think:
What even blows me away even more is when travelling through a lot of the the plumbing systems that the old dudes built can still be found all through modern structures in the area...(Italy, Bosnia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Croatia etc...). The homes built all through the Adriatic still use cistern systems and they still employ the same methodology for venting of the a/c required there!

If Edgar were still around he could attest to this....where is that guy anyway? (hope he is alright and comes back....)
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ah, yes.... :cheers:

and cheers to Edgar.. :cheers:

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PostSat Sep 21, 2013 5:11 pm » by Kinninigan




Atlantis: the Myth
by Alan G. Hefner

The story of the Isle of Atlantis first occurs in Plato's two dialogues the "Timaeus" and the "Critias." Plato's story centers on Solon, a great Greek legislator and poet who journeyed to Egypt some 150 years earlier. While in the Egyptian city of Sais Solon received the story of Atlantis from priests. The priests respected Solon's reputation and cordially welcomed him. They also respected the Athenians, whom they regarded as kinsmen, because they believed their deity Neith to be the same deity as the Greeks called Athena. Therefore, she was believed to be the patroness and protector of both Greece and Egypt.

The story that the priests told Solon was unknown to him. According to ancient Egyptian temple records the Athenians fought an aggressive war against the rulers of Atlantis some nine thousand years earlier and won.

These ancient and powerful kings or rulers of Atlantis had formed a confederation by which they controlled Atlantis and other islands as well. They began a war from their homeland in the Atlantic Ocean and sent fighting troops to Europe and Asia. Against this attack the men of Athens formed a coalition from all over Greece to halt it. When this coalition met difficulties their allies deserted them and the Athenians fought on alone to defeat the Atlantian rulers. They stopped an invasion of their own country as well as freeing Egypt and eventually every country under the control of the rulers of Atlantis.

Shortly after their victory, even before the Athenians could return home, Atlantis suffered catastrophic earthquakes and floods until it disappeared beneath the sea. All of the brave men were swallowed up in one day and night of horror according to legend. This is why the Egyptians were ever grateful to the Athenians.

Also in the story Plato gives is a history of Atlantis that shows how the rulers eroded to such a state were they wanted to conquer everyone. This history had been recorded by Solon in notes that were handed down through his family.

According to Solon's notes the history of Atlantis began at the beginning of time. It was then that the immortal gods divided the world among themselves and each ruled their proportion. The god Poseidon received Atlantis, an island larger the Libya and Asia combined. He chose for a wife the mortal woman Cleito, and with her begun the royal family of Atlantis.

Poseidon built Cleito's home on a high hill at the very center of the island. The home overlooked a fertile plain bordered by the sea. For his beloved wife's protection Poseidon surrounded her house with five concentric rings of water and land. He carved the rings with the ease and skill of a god. He made hot and cold springs come from the earth. With the development of a future city his descendants never lacked for water.

Cleito bore Poseidon ten sons, five sets of boys. Atlas the first son of the first set of twins, was made king over the vast territory by his father. His brothers were appointed princes and each ruled over a large section of the territory that was distributed to him. The most valuable section of the kingdom remained his mother's home on the hilltop and the land surrounding it. This was given to Atlas. Atlas himself had many sons with the succession of the throne always passing to the eldest son.

For generations Atlantis remained peaceful and prospered. Almost all of the population's needs were met from the island's mines, fields and forests. Anything that the kingdom did not produce was imported. This was possible because a channel was eventually built which transversed all the rings from the ocean to the center of the kingdom, or the acropolis. On this stood the royal palace near the original home of Poseidon and Cleito. Each succeeding king tried to out do his predecessor in building a greater kingdom. Finally the splendid city Metropolis and the outer city of Atlantis existed behind a great outer wall.

Poseidon sat down laws for Atlantis that the rulers were to fellow. The ruling body was to meet regularly. It was to consist of ten rulers that represented the first rulers -- Atlas and his nine brothers -- who reigned with absolute power of life and death over their subjects. These meeting occurred in the temple of Poseidon where the first rulers inscribed the laws on a pillar of orichalcum. First, as required by ancient ceremony, pledges were exchanged. Then a sacred bull was captured and killed. The body was burned as a sacrifice to the god. Then the blood was mixed with wine and poured over the fire as a act of purification for each man. The rulers were served wine in golden cups, each poured a libation over the fire and swore by oath to give judgment according to the inscribed laws. When ending his vow each drank his wine and dedicated his cup to the temple. This was followed by a dinner that preceded the rulers putting on magnificent blue robes in which they judged matters concerning the kingdom according to Poseidon's laws.

As long as they judged and lived by Poseidon's laws they and the kingdom prospered. When the laws began to be forgotten trouble began. More of the rulers eventually began marrying mortals and started acting like foolish humans. Soon pride overtook the rulers who soon began grasping for greater power. Then Zeus saw what had happened to the rulers. They had abandoned the laws of the gods and acted in an evil coalition as men. He assembled all the gods of Olympus around him and was to pronounce judgment on Atlantis. This is where Plato's story stops.

Whether Plato intended to end his story of Atlantis so abruptly or whether he intended to extend it no one knows. Just as no one knows whether Plato believed in the real existence of the island or whether it was purely a mythical kingdom. Many have said they believe that Plato believed in the island's existence because he exerted so much detail in its description, while others reject this by claiming since the story was purely fiction Plato could put in as much detail as he wanted, it does not prove a thing. Also in doubt is the time period of the story. Solon writes the island existed 9000 years before. This would place the time period in the Early Stone Age. In this period it is hard to imagine the type of agriculture, architecture and sea navigation as described in the story. One explanation for this time period inconsistency is that Solon misinterpreted the Egyptian symbol for "100" for "1000." If this be the case then Atlantis would have existed 900 years before. This would place the Atlantians in the Middle Bronze Age where they would possess the tools and equipment needed for the development described within the story.

To collaborate this 900 year theory there is geological evidence showing that roughly about 1500 BCE there was a gigantic volcanic eruption which caused half of the island to sink into the sea. Also a lost city has been said to have sunk in the Bay of Naples. At the time several rich and luxurious seaside resorts were located in the area. In the retelling of the story of Atlantis it is easy to see how one of these cities could be associated with it. The story is still being told which enthralls hundreds, as archaeological digs are conducted to unearth evidence of the real Atlantis. Until then the myth remains.

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PostSat Oct 05, 2013 6:44 pm » by Kinninigan


Egyptian, Atlantean, Greek, Judaic presence in the Western Hemisphere, 5000 years before Columbus

by Ed Z, Stamford, CT, and Johnny Ziomek (Los Angeles)

Copyright 2005 by Ed Z, Stamford, CT,
and Johnny Ziomek (Los Angeles)

Part 1: Egyptian roots of the geographical names of ancient locations
in the Western Hemisphere?

Part 2: Atlantean Puzzle Pieces (this page)

Part 3: Egyptian Images of Tehotu on the Temple of Teotu-Huacan

Personal Comments from Ed Ziomek

Part 2: Atlantean Puzzle Pieces

The following are plausible explanations and theories, leading us closer to the historical truths we all seek. I suspect 1000 authors or more have found these connections before me, in the last 500 years.

Atlantean Puzzle Pieces... my theory

As Critias explained to Plato, Atlantean names and landmarks are mentioned in the "Greek names", for a culture that preceded the Egyptian culture by an unknown quantity of centuries or millenia. While Critias claimed to know the original Atlantean names, he only referred to the Greek equivalent names, which followed the Egyptian equivalent names. No human being knows the exact Atlantean original names.

The Atlantean names may be nonexistent, and some say the legend is false. I disagree.

In my untrained, amateur, and yes its true... scholarly ignorance, I have found a concentration of Atlantean names and landmarks found in the Valley of Mexico, and they include the Aztec names with the "A-tee-lah" prefix:


Note: These names come from a $6 composite tourist map owned by the City of Mexico City, originally created in 1560 by Hector Elizalde Davalos, and modified in 1973 by Luis Aparicio with iconic symbolism from a book Antonio Penafiel, or so I am told.

I have spent the last two years finding remarkable coincidental Atlantean landmarks, embedded in the Aztecan naming conventions of this map. I would like to share these observations with you, first naming my discoveries and their connection to the Atlantean myth, then explaining them, point-by-point.

#1 on the Issues List, for Atlantis being hidden so long... "10 Miles from the Ocean"!

Critias explained to Plato, that Atlantis was an "island nation in the middle of the ocean (or 10 miles from the Ocean), surrounded by a ring of mountains." It is my untrained belief that this singular puzzling entry is the reason why the Valley of Mexico has been ignored for 2400 years, and Atlantis has remained hidden.

I believe that the correct translation of this comment by Critias, would be... that "Atlantis is an island nation, surrounded by a massive inland lake (Texcoco), and 10 miles from a second massive lake called Zhosheemilco."

Zhosheem, not "ocean". This Lake is spelled Xochimilco, and means "God of the Flowers", which alternately meant... a. God of fertility, b. warriors for sacrifice, and c. stars in the sky. There is a strong chance that this name was the Greek equivalent of Poseidon, and the Egyptian equivalent of Osiris, and is usually depicted "rising" out of the waters of the lake.

The two lake structures, Xochimilco and Texcoco, may have been manually connected via a massive excavation project just to the West of the "bent mountain", "Colhuacan". Several iconic images, identical to Egyptian images of the same function, point to this "canal" as the "Gateway to the Underworld" of Tenochtitlan.

Atlantean landmarks:

1. "10 miles from the Ocean". No. 10 miles from Xochimilco, Lake of the flowers.

2. Pillars of Hercules:
#1 candidate... Tepeyacac, Holy Hill, Phallic of the God 'Ea' "the Divine Male"
#2 candidate... Iliacac, Phallus of the God 'Ea' or "illiah" or 'a-yah'
#3 candidate... Colhuacan is this the Greek equivalent of "Colonus arraklees"
each candidate can also be described located where... "the straits were narrow at that point"

3. Temple of Athena
#1 Atenco Aten Inca, compare with Athens Greece... Temple of Athena-Nike
#2 Tenayucan.pu

4. Temple of Hephaestos Tepetacalco.pu, Epazoyucan, or Tepetzinco

5. Temple of Sun and Moon, Coatenchan Ka-Aten-Khan

6. "River Asopus on the left": Azcaputzalco.pu (west of Tepeyacac)

7. Temple of Atlas Atlaco

8. "Mt. Helicon", Chimal Huacan (my theory, compare with "Shamash Huacan")

9. Lycabettus and Penyx.
Lycabettus I believe is spelled incorrectly, but very close to a very recognizable name. Lycabettus I believe is the Aztec Bados, but labeled by the Conquistadors... Penon de los Bados, or "Pillar of the Bados". Why would the Conquistadors go through the trouble of mixing an Aztec title with a Spanish descriptive phrase. Based on all my research, and surrounding naming conventions, I believe the correct Aztec spelling of "Penon de los Bados" should be Yaca-Bados, or ill-ya-ka Bados, or Grave of the God, i.e, the Egyptian Abydos, (grave of Osiris). Penon de los Bados is located slightly to the East of Tenochtitlan, with ilicac (Phallus of the God, and Piller of Hercules candidate) place equidistant to the West of Tenochtitlan. Osiris was the God of the Underworld, God of the night. "Night-time" dies in the East, with the rising sun God, Horus-Ra. "Night-time" is born in the West, exactly where Horus-Ra dies at the setting sun, each day.

So I believe "ilicac", the phallus of the God, the piller of the God, or the "Penyx", is the "birthplace of Osiris", and Lycabettus, or Penon de los Bados, refers to the grave of Osiris.

Tenochtitlan is on the island in between these two landmarks. God of Darkness. My theory.

10. references to Poseidon, and Temple of Poseidon "Pochtli", "Papatlan"

The 3-pronged Saguarro Cactus is plausibly the Poseidon trident, which is part of the Mexican national flag.

11. references to Thoth, aka Tehotu, aka Djeheuty on left side of staircase of Teotuhuacan (Tehotu on temple of Teotu), also known as Hermes to the Greeks, Idris/Enoch to the Hebrews, Osiris to the Egyptians. Note the similarity: Tenochtitlan, and Enoch. Titlan, and Tuat land. i.e., "the Underworld" Tenochtitlan, "God of Darkness, land of the Tuat".

12. references to Osiris - Xochimilco, and Texcaca (She Ke Ku, Chicago) Lake of Osiris

Yahoo/Google lookup... Ka Ka +Osiris, or "Ka her Ka" +Osiris

13. "sandy soil with underlayment of clay"

Mexico City sinks 4 inches per year into the sandy soil, and Puebla, Mexico is renowned for its outstaning ceramic clays found there.

14. city location Thule "Tula, Mexico"

15. Nation location of Lemuria "The Maya".. could also be "Amiu-amau" group of Gods

16. "Land between the oceans was navigable", connections to the Atlantic and Pacific were river navigable, from the Valley of Mexico, in ancient times. Today's Mexico City sits "flat as a tabletop" at 7000 feet elevation. Tour guides will tell you that 4 cities lie buried in the Valley of Mexico, and the Aztecs did not know "who put them there".

17. Red rocks, black rocks, yellow rocks, white rocks, (from the Atlantean legend)

A geologist should be consulted on this, but these colors of rocks are present in the volcanic Valley of Mexico

18. Temple complex, surrounded by areas for craftsmen and warriors... The Temple complex of Teotuhuacan is surrounded by the remains of housing for the craftsmen, and close by to the town of "Otumba", which means "warriors" in at least one African dialect (Senegal, Congo?) The naming convention hints that specific tribes had the function of mercenary armies.

19. Atlantis sits at the end of a long promonotory... The entire country of present-day Mexico is shaped like a promonotory, ending in the Panama Canal area. But this "promonotory" reference by Critias is more immediatly shown in the geographic layout of the Valley of Mexico, in the Davalos map, with a "left arm" of land projecting from the "Atlicpac" area, westwards towards Colhuacan. The land area shown in the Davalos map may have extended northwards towards Tenochtitlan, but only island-mountaintops remain, surrounded by shallow lake waters. This coincides with the Critias description of what remained after the Atlantean "mud-flood", from Volcanic, rain inundations, or hurricane disruptions which scoured the agriculture hillsides of their topsoil in massive mudslides draining into the valley below. This raised the water levels of the lake structures in the valley, and left the area a "skeleton of its previous self" (paraphrased). I believe the legends match the facts of the Valley of Mexico.

20. Atlantis is located at the "navel of the earth" Atlantis

Ombligo (navel to Mexicans), and Vulva to the Aztecs. The name Atlantis can be translated almost entirely from the Egyptian. "AT" as a prefix, is a remarkable two-letter set, with two meanings: Vulva, and Rebel (girly man).

On the female side, the Goddess side, AT means "vulva", the goddess of creation, the womb of creation. Atlantis literally means... Land of creation, very close to "navel of the earth".

On the Male side, the "AT" prefix is an insult. Atlas, you remember, was a Titan God who rebelled against Hercules, the Olympian. At-las means... "rebel", or "girly man". I think this insulting naming convention, which survives today, is a warning... "Defy the Olympians, and we will mock your name for all eternity."

Citizens of Mexico today have been taught that the Valley of Mexico is called... "Ombligo", the "belly button of the Moon".

21. Atlantis sits at the center of an "truly endless continent", as does the Valley of Mexico. In fact, the Valley of Mexico is the physical beginning of the entire North American continent, and on top of the South American continent. It is one good reason that I believe the Atlas statue is in fact a secret map of the Western Hemisphere. The head of Atlas is arguably "Yucatan", with right arm being Florida/Cuba, and left arm being Baja. The Valley of Mexico sits on the left shoulder of the Atlas statue, and is the beginning of "a truly endless continent".

22. Critias speaks of 10 double-temples, and I have found 9 in the Valley of Mexico, with a possible 10th. I have not translated them, for their meanings, but let me present them to you. There is also the added concern that the dates of their construction is unknown, some attributing them to the Aztecs, who organized in modern times, post 1325 AD. I don't know, I may be entirely wrong on this, but there are 9 of the 10 double temples in the Valley of Mexico, and their names are:

Atzacoalco, or Atlacoalco
Huitznahuac this temple is depicted with two aspects, of a single temple structure. Is this the missing 10th double temple? (still studying this one)

23. Acropolis On the Davalos map, in the exact vicinity of Penon de los Bados, or what I refer to as the "Lycabettus" candidate is a place name of "Acopulco" or "Acopuco". I believe this is the Acropolis, which has a directly Greek meaning.

By the way, my translation theories are evolving on a daily basis, and I now may have a second opinion on the pronunciation of "Iliacac". It may not be... "eel- lee-ya cock", but instead may be "il-lee-sus", which also is mentioned in the Atlantean myth.

The main area of the Valley of Mexico, as depicted in the Davalos map.

Issues... Not a Perfect Discourse...of course!

Critias may have embellished the truth. He speaks to Plato of Zeus in his temple, with a magnificent chariot. As I understood history, horses were not domesticated until 3500 BC or so, with chariots not being available until 1700 BC.

Critias also spoke of elephants and domesticated cattle and such things, not evident in the Western Hemisphere. However, in the early 1900s, there was some serious speculation that elephants existed in the Americas long ago, as did horses which were used for food.

So, the mystery continues. What have I discovered?

I say nothing. I say the Conquistadors KNEW all of this. They recognized the "pagan" Egyptian and Greek and Atlantean symbolism, and they tried to destroy all of it.

1000 or 10,000 authors before me have written these words, or similar words. My contribution is that I am researching library books, and finding numerous authors who have made truly significant discoveries, and presenting these puzzle pieces, seeing a possible connection.

I am reminded what Graham Hancock wrote in 1994 (paraphrased), Fingerprints of the Gods..."The animal God images found on the Western wall of Teotuhuacan are identical to the animal God images of Egypt."



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PostSat Oct 05, 2013 6:57 pm » by Kinninigan


The Legend of Atlantis [Complete 5-Part Series]

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