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    Plato's story of Atlantis is examined as a possible historical account rather than just a myth. Evidence from multiple fields of study is presented to argue that around 9600 BCE, an advanced civilization existed that was destroyed in a major catastrophe. This civilization may have been located in the mid-Atlantic region, corresponding to Plato's description of Atlantis. Archaeological sites and artifacts from before commonly accepted dates suggest advanced ancient cultures arose earlier than traditionally thought. Changes to the Earth's geography and climate around 9600 BCE, such as rising sea levels and desertification, may have been caused by the catastrophic destruction of this lost civilization.

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    Plato's story of Atlantis is examined as a possible historical account rather than just a myth. Evidence from multiple fields of study is presented to argue that around 9600 BCE, an advanced civilization existed that was destroyed in a major catastrophe. This civilization may have been located in the mid-Atlantic region, corresponding to Plato's description of Atlantis. Archaeological sites and artifacts from before commonly accepted dates suggest advanced ancient cultures arose earlier than traditionally thought. Changes to the Earth's geography and climate around 9600 BCE, such as rising sea levels and desertification, may have been caused by the catastrophic destruction of this lost civilization.

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    The Evidence for Atlantis

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    The Unknown History of Mankind


    The Premise to be Proven
    Platos Story
    Origins of the Greek Gods
    The Panathenaea
    Two Peploi for Athena Polias and Athena Parthenos
    The Contest for Protector of Athens
    Ovid in The Metamorphoses
    The Flood of Ogygia
    The Phaeacians of Scheria
    The Phoenicians
    Herakles and Geryon
    Herakles and the Hesperides
    The Book of Enoch
    Hermes and the Pleiades
    Parallels to Atlantean Kings in Other Countries
    References to Atlantis Before Plato
    Writers Since Plato
    Evidence for the Date of 9600 BCE
    When Did Atlantis Sink?
    Testimony for Axis Tilt
    The Edfu Building Texts
    The First Athenians
    Anthropology
    Archaeology
    Art in the Caves
    Astrology
    The Great Year
    Geostellar Construction
    Archaeoastronomy
    Architecture
    Proposed Giza Chronology
    The Great Sphinx
    The Sabians, the Sphinx, Baalbek and Gobekli Tepe
    Etymology: A Mother Language
    Alphabet and Writing
    Biology
    Giants
    Technology
    Cartography
    Climatology
    The Gulf Stream
    Oceanography
    Impact Evidence at 10,900 BCE
    Megafauna Destroyed by Tsunami
    Other Land Changes
    The Sahara
    Earthquakes
    Volcanoes
    Year length
    Timeline
    Summary
    Conclusions
    Appendices
    Bibliography

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