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Atlantis: The Lost Continent Finally Found Offers scientific proof arguing the existence of Atlantis, with the true location of Troy, Lanka, the Garden of Eden, the Island of Avalon, the Garden of the Hesperides, the Holy Land as well as Paradise thrown in for good measure. The Lost Continent: Atlantis Tries to conjure up an image of what Atlantis might have looked like and where it might have been located, primarily on the basis of Plato's Dialogues. Atlantis Subplots Provides a brief history of the Atlantean myth and modern efforts behind resurrecting it. Critias A translation of the Greek philosopher, Plato's Critias, which is the first known text mentioning Atlantis. Excerpt from Plato's Critias Provides excerpts from Plato's Critias and also links to its full text version and a brief history of the European myth of the garden. Sefydliad Morien Institute Offers excerpts from Benjamin Jowett's translation of Plato's Critias. The Mysterious and Unexplained Furnishes Benjamin Jowett's full text translations of both Timaeus and Critias, including a comprehensive cast of characters who appear in these two Dialogues of Plato. Occultopedia Offers a useful list of related books, audio, video, software and sites on Atlantis, besides giving a brief background to the mythical civilization of Atlantis. |
Accessible Remains of Atlantis An engaging article trying to prove that Atlanteans were actually extraterrestrial creatures. Atlantis-The Lost Continent An article, which tries to present evidence that a previous civilization, possibly Atlantis, existed. Atlantis: The Lost Continent This article explains away the Lost Continent with magick. Atlantis Provides Plato's writings on Atlantis, Atlantean crystals, channeled information and other evidences of the existence of the mythical island. Sunken Civilizations Carries a host of links to interesting sites and books related to Plato's classical story of Atlantis and modern interpretations of his work. Atlantis Interactive Presents an interactive novel called Atlantis: A Tale of the Earth. Discover Archeology Includes information on Ignatius Donnelly, who revived interest in the lost civilization of Atlantis. Email Archives Emails displaying an academic interest in Plato's narration of the destruction of Atlantis and Athens. Atlantis: New Hypothesis A thoroughly researched and immensely informative site on Atlantis. |
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