Is there really a lost city of Atlantis?

Together, modern archaeology and geology provide an unambiguous verdict: There was no Atlantic continent; there was no great civilization called Atlantis." Ignatius Donnelly was certain of his theory, predicting that hard evidence of the sunken city would soon be found, and that museums around the world would one day be filled with artifacts from Atlantis. read more

There is even a Spanish writing system called 'Tartessian,' that was so named by someone who thought it had some connection with the lost city. Atlantis is not the only ancient lost city that was said to have been destroyed by earthquakes/flooding, Dwarka in south Asia was a man-made island that apparently met the same fate long ago, and is now below the sea. read more

As propaganda in Plato's morality tale, the Atlantis legend is more about the city's heroic rival Athens than a sunken civilization; if Atlantis really existed today and was found intact and inhabited, its residents would probably try to kill and enslave us all. read more

Atlantis residents who did not die built new cities inland, claimed Freund. The team's findings were unveiled yesterday in Finding Atlantis, a new National Geographic Channel special. Freund said the 'twist' of finding the memorial cities makes him confident Atlantis was buried in the mud flats. read more

YES - there really is a lost ‘city’ of Atlantis! WITHIN THE NEXT 5 MINUTES I WILL TRY TO SHOW YOU A SAVE WAY, HOW TO FIND ALTLANTIS! Plato - who wrote the legend - was a member of a secret society. To encode their messages secret societies apply allegories. The legend of ATLANTIS is an allegory. Allegories are like parables. read more