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Aquatank wrote:So outside of a bunch of humans and their ancestors showing up worldwide, where are you getting Atlantis previous to Plato? Where are the overhead canal bypasses and aqueducts? There aren't any because the place never existed.
There aren't any because the place never existed.
where are you getting Atlantis previous to Plato? Where are the overhead canal bypasses and aqueducts?

Aquatank wrote:Accounts don't make hard facts. Its like my thing with dragons without firm concrete physical proof they're just speculation & fiction plenty of accounts of fights but no bones to examine to say it existed.
Plato may have been inspired old stories, Santarini accounts and Minoan civilization, he may have even plagarized a little but you'd be hard pressed to actually have that chrage stand up in court. But the point is nothing comes close to such a high civilization in the ancient world. Such civilizations would have had massive infrastructures of colossal architecture to pull off those feats. We find none of that.
What you are looking at is not physical realities, but a shared ideal of a utopian nation state, more like a political platform than a reality, something people want to build but the dream was shattered.
Accounts don't make hard facts. Its like my thing with dragons without firm concrete physical proof they're just speculation & fiction plenty of accounts of fights but no bones to examine to say it existed.

Aquatank wrote:Accounts don't make hard facts. Its like my thing with dragons without firm concrete physical proof they're just speculation & fiction plenty of accounts of fights but no bones to examine to say it existed.
Plato may have been inspired old stories, Santarini accounts and Minoan civilization, he may have even plagarized a little but you'd be hard pressed to actually have that chrage stand up in court. But the point is nothing comes close to such a high civilization in the ancient world. Such civilizations would have had massive infrastructures of colossal architecture to pull off those feats. We find none of that.
What you are looking at is not physical realities, but a shared ideal of a utopian nation state, more like a political platform than a reality, something people want to build but the dream was shattered.
rath wrote:Aquatank wrote:So outside of a bunch of humans and their ancestors showing up worldwide, where are you getting Atlantis previous to Plato? Where are the overhead canal bypasses and aqueducts? There aren't any because the place never existed.
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Aquatank .......... Catch up would you.There aren't any because the place never existed.
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When have i ever said Atlantis is a real place.![]()
But just because Atlantis may not be a real place, does not mean that Plato didnt plagiarise the story.
EXAMPLE ....
'Harry Potter' Writer JK Rowling who plagiarised the 'Harry Potter' books,
I spose you think JK Rowling Didnt plagiarise the 'Harry Potter' books because there has never been a story about magic ever before JK Rowling wrote the Harry Potter' books, right.
Or that before the Bible was written, nobody believed in a God.where are you getting Atlantis previous to Plato? Where are the overhead canal bypasses and aqueducts?
Gondwana
Binoomea
Pre-Egypt
Hiva ......... Left 7 Ancient Civilisations
Lemuria
Mu
Eldorado
Anchor wot
Japan's Underwater Ruins
http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Tsunami_exp ... s_in_India
Ect Ect ........
There are many many more accounts of advanced lost Civilisations, with overhead canal bypasses and aqueducts & & much much more, & all of them are much much older accounts than Plato's story of Atlantis.

How do we know that if such civilizations existed that we'd find evidence. Well first of all since we are dealing with Atlantis specifically we are looking for evidence of technologically advanced people probably 100 years plus than that of the Alexandrian Empire that also hide a large trading network in the Atlantic and Mediterranean.


Aquatank wrote:I hate giving Atlantean believer ammo but here's my loose hypothesis of what Atlantis really was IF it ever existed.
It would have existed in the Atlantic probably on the Portugeuse, French, or Spanish coastline and was likely a glacial barrier island like Cape Cod. It probably would have been settled by pre-Indo European tribes who had a tendency to build woden cities within circular barriers. We may hypothesize that like later Castle builders their citadel walls may have been wooden walls filled with sand or dirt and covered in a plaster or stucco to make them look like rock. The canals may have been dug into the island weakening it to storms and such over head aquaducting and overpasses may have been wooden log flumes that also carried goods or passengers much like a theme park water ride does today. It is likely that at some point the people abandoned the worship of the Goddess and started worshipping a sea god in relation to their trade and proximity to the ocean. The likelihood of finding such a place is near impossible because if the island suffered a catcylsm like Port Royal did its wooden structures would have dissolved long before today and it would be a feat to dicover any ceramic remains since you are dealing with tidal water erosion and several tens of feat of sand and rock over such an alleged site. Since Metalurgy was fairly recent metal tools are unlikely to be found in such pre-6000BP site. IMO thats about as close as you are going to get to solving the Atlantis fiction, If you are really really really lucky ceramic trade items will start showing up in the archaeological record as a result of commerce. But thats an hypothesis, I don't say its fact buts its probably a more likely story than you know of yet.

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