Comments on: Hunt for Lost City of Atlantis http://www.atlantisarchives.org/20031030/news/hunt-for-lost-city-of-atlantis Thu, 29 Dec 2011 06:37:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: AHBotha http://www.atlantisarchives.org/20031030/news/hunt-for-lost-city-of-atlantis/comment-page-1#comment-447 AHBotha Wed, 05 Jan 2011 14:03:29 +0000 http://www.atlantisarchives.org/test/?p=18#comment-447 It really does not matter how you perceive this so called city to have been! It is just a City of the past, and due to the eroding continents and the rush of water in and eventually out of the straights of Gibraltar, has caused much of its devastati0n, and many of the surrounding villages or cities. This area is s vast, it makes our modern day Cities look like nothing, compared ot its vastness. From the straights of Gibraltar towards the coast of the USA about one third the way, you will find this ruins of the city. You have to be aware of the cities, in between, stretching all the way to the so called ruins of Atlantis. 100x60 km and the cities living area's about 20 x 20 km, making it one of the largest cities in the world! It does not matter if you have studied the past history, because even our history is wrong! History was overseen by the Churches and their demand for obedience. It has not changed much in this century, as its still wrong ! Everything you are perceiving now, has been before, and nothing is new under this little Sun of ours! The big melt down of ice, will show up the most astounding history, and will just give us proof once again how wrong we have been about our past. Any person can see what is going on. Thanks to Google Earth and their program, showing up the bottom of the sea, with all its dents and weird stuff ! It really does not matter how you perceive this so called city to have been! It is just a City of the past, and due to the eroding continents and the rush of water in and eventually out of the straights of Gibraltar, has caused much of its devastati0n, and many of the surrounding villages or cities.

This area is s vast, it makes our modern day Cities look like nothing, compared ot its vastness.

From the straights of Gibraltar towards the coast of the USA about one third the way, you will find this ruins of the city. You have to be aware of the cities, in between, stretching all the way to the so called ruins of Atlantis. 100×60 km and the cities living area’s about 20 x 20 km, making it one of the largest cities in the world!

It does not matter if you have studied the past history, because even our history is wrong!

History was overseen by the Churches and their demand for obedience. It has not changed much in this century, as its still wrong !
Everything you are perceiving now, has been before, and nothing is new under this little Sun of ours!

The big melt down of ice, will show up the most astounding history, and will just give us proof once again how wrong we have been about our past.

Any person can see what is going on. Thanks to Google Earth and their program, showing up the bottom of the sea, with all its dents and weird stuff !

]]> By: David Harmon http://www.atlantisarchives.org/20031030/news/hunt-for-lost-city-of-atlantis/comment-page-1#comment-211 David Harmon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 20:24:14 +0000 http://www.atlantisarchives.org/test/?p=18#comment-211 According to the legend, the island was surrounded with a bronze wall. The best way to determine whether or not the seamount was Atlantis would be to take horizontal core samples of the seamount at varying depths. If it is in fact Atlantis, there should be a bronze layer in the core sample. There are many seamounts due West from the Strait of Gibraltar which would have been islands before the sea levels rose. Horseshoe, Coral Patch, Gettysburg, and many others could be possible sites for exploration. The Athenians warred with the Greeks, which suggests that Atlantis is not very far from the area. This fact rules out many theories of the island being South America, Cuba, or etc. I have researched these seamounts as possible Atlantis sites for many years, and agree with you that they are very likely the area researchers need to focus on. I would enjoy being part of the search in any way possible. According to the legend, the island was surrounded with a bronze wall. The best way to determine whether or not the seamount was Atlantis would be to take horizontal core samples of the seamount at varying depths. If it is in fact Atlantis, there should be a bronze layer in the core sample. There are many seamounts due West from the Strait of Gibraltar which would have been islands before the sea levels rose. Horseshoe, Coral Patch, Gettysburg, and many others could be possible sites for exploration. The Athenians warred with the Greeks, which suggests that Atlantis is not very far from the area. This fact rules out many theories of the island being South America, Cuba, or etc. I have researched these seamounts as possible Atlantis sites for many years, and agree with you that they are very likely the area researchers need to focus on. I would enjoy being part of the search in any way possible.

]]> By: Luis http://www.atlantisarchives.org/20031030/news/hunt-for-lost-city-of-atlantis/comment-page-1#comment-206 Luis Fri, 02 Jan 2009 14:09:33 +0000 http://www.atlantisarchives.org/test/?p=18#comment-206 Soy un doctorando de la Universidad de Huelva que estoy realizando una tesis doctoral sobre la posibilidad de navegación durante los tiempos pleistocénico en el Estrecho de Gibraltar. Este hecho me ha puesto en contacto con los artículos de Collina-Girard: su reconstrucción de las paleocostas y los lugares emergidos durante el período fini y post würmiense, me parece sumamente interesante para poder desentrañar los posibles movimientos migratorios a través del Estrecho de Gibraltar, sobre todo, si lo ponemos en contacto con los hallazgos remotos situados en la Península Ibérica: es evidente que las investigaciones paleogeográficas del estrecho deben proseguir hacia tiempos pleistocénicos más remotos para que nos ayude a dilucidar la posibilidad de contactos a través de la navegación en el Pleistoceno Inferior y Medio. Estos aspectos son muy loables, pero lo que nunca pude imaginarme es que estos datos batimétricos y curvas de elevación del nivel del mar sirvieran para arrojar una nueva luz sobre el "mito" de la Atlántida, situándola en las mismas Columnas de Hércules... Realmente genial: muchos textos clásicos han servido para descubrir sitios arqueológicos, y el problema de la Atlántica no iba a ser menos. <code><hr></code> <code> <br/></code> Atlantis Archives has translated the above comment from Luis through <a href="http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_txt" rel="nofollow">Yahoo Babel Fish</a> and edited it where we believed necessary. We appologise for any inaccuracies in the translation and would be happy to to include a more accurate translation if any reader feels that they can contribute. The translation of the above comment follows below: <blockquote>"I am studying for a Doctorate at the University of Huelva where I am undertaking a thesis on the navigation possibilities during the pleistocénico times in the Straits of Gibraltar. My studies have led me to articles of Collina-Girard: its reconstruction of paleocostas and the places emerged during the würmiense period fini and post, this seems to me to be extremely interesting with regard to unravelling the possible migratory movements through the Straits of Gibraltar, mainly, we looked at it in relation to the remote findings located in the Iberian Peninsula. It is evident that the paleogeográficas investigations of the Straits must continue towards more remote pleistocénicos times which helps us to explain the possibility of contacts through navigation in the Pleistocene Inferior and Means. These aspects are very praiseworthy, but what I could never imagine is that this curved bathymetric data and elevation of sea level would serve to shed a new light on the “myth” of the Atlantis, locating it in the same Columns of Hercules… Really brilliant: many classic texts have served to discover archaeological sites, and the problem of the Atlantic one was not going to be any less so."</blockquote> Soy un doctorando de la Universidad de Huelva que estoy realizando una tesis doctoral sobre la posibilidad de navegación durante los tiempos pleistocénico en el Estrecho de Gibraltar. Este hecho me ha puesto en contacto con los artículos de Collina-Girard: su reconstrucción de las paleocostas y los lugares emergidos durante el período fini y post würmiense, me parece sumamente interesante para poder desentrañar los posibles movimientos migratorios a través del Estrecho de Gibraltar, sobre todo, si lo ponemos en contacto con los hallazgos remotos situados en la Península Ibérica: es evidente que las investigaciones paleogeográficas del estrecho deben proseguir hacia tiempos pleistocénicos más remotos para que nos ayude a dilucidar la posibilidad de contactos a través de la navegación en el Pleistoceno Inferior y Medio. Estos aspectos son muy loables, pero lo que nunca pude imaginarme es que estos datos batimétricos y curvas de elevación del nivel del mar sirvieran para arrojar una nueva luz sobre el “mito” de la Atlántida, situándola en las mismas Columnas de Hércules… Realmente genial: muchos textos clásicos han servido para descubrir sitios arqueológicos, y el problema de la Atlántica no iba a ser menos.



 

Atlantis Archives has translated the above comment from Luis through Yahoo Babel Fish and edited it where we believed necessary. We appologise for any inaccuracies in the translation and would be happy to to include a more accurate translation if any reader feels that they can contribute. The translation of the above comment follows below:

“I am studying for a Doctorate at the University of Huelva where I am undertaking a thesis on the navigation possibilities during the pleistocénico times in the Straits of Gibraltar. My studies have led me to articles of Collina-Girard: its reconstruction of paleocostas and the places emerged during the würmiense period fini and post, this seems to me to be extremely interesting with regard to unravelling the possible migratory movements through the Straits of Gibraltar, mainly, we looked at it in relation to the remote findings located in the Iberian Peninsula.

It is evident that the paleogeográficas investigations of the Straits must continue towards more remote pleistocénicos times which helps us to explain the possibility of contacts through navigation in the Pleistocene Inferior and Means.

These aspects are very praiseworthy, but what I could never imagine is that this curved bathymetric data and elevation of sea level would serve to shed a new light on the “myth” of the Atlantis, locating it in the same Columns of Hercules… Really brilliant: many classic texts have served to discover archaeological sites, and the problem of the Atlantic one was not going to be any less so.”

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