Atlantis, The Lost City

Atlantis - the lost city Atlantis is known to many people as a legend or myth written by Greek poet Plato, but whether this lost continent really exists. Still it is all legends that we can still have some facts. Contrary to the general belief, there are many geological and historical discoveries that actually prove the existence of this lost city. In the book "Imagine Atlantis", a story written by Plato is told to us. "According to the records of ancient Egyptian temples, the Athenians won violent war with the Atlantis rulers about 9000 years ago.

The mystery surrounding the lost city was a controversial topic constantly controversial. As all kinds of ancient researchers have said - Atlantis is always one of the cities that was in a mystery and reality. It is thought to be an island in front of the pillars of Greek gods. Harry Coumnas, professor of historiography at prestigious universities in the United States has studied the loss of Atlantis for more than three decades. He insists that Atlantis is located in wetlands in southern Spain, but many scholars believe that this city is simply a myth that has evolved over time.

Liritzis was not the first person to propose the ancient Mediterranean culture to visit the United States. British writer Gavin Menzies made similar claims in his controversial work Atlantis's lost empire. He believes legendary Atlantis cities are part of the Minoan civilization that lived in Crete in Greece from about 2600 BC to about 1000 BC. However, most classical archaeologists reject Menzies' view, including his argument that Minos sailors arrived in the Americas. Some researchers also proposed ancient Phoenicians, civilizations that appeared around the Levant around the year 1000 BC, and now they have reached North America in Israel, Syria and Lebanon. Greek historian Herodotus, "father of history" claims that Phoenicians traveled in Africa 600 BC to support their ability to have long distance seamen

Can these survey results reveal the true lost city of Atlantis? There are several hypotheses putting the sunken island of Atlantis in the north of modern Northern. The most famous of them is Orus Rudbeck. People who suspect Doggerland and Viking Bergen Island are said to have flooded the tsunami after the Slide of Storegga in 6100 BC. Some people propose Celtic shelves as possible places, and certainly contact Ireland.

The story of "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" is based on the legendary sunken island of Atlantis, Greece, but the visual effect is inspired by Cambodian Angkor Wat. Angkor Wat was originally a Hindu temple and it was the largest religious building in the world before becoming a Buddhist temple.