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--Jaylemurph

I still think it was real. But it had another name to it, than somehow people just started to call it "Atlantis."

I do believe it exists.

Sorry, but I've shaken hands with Mickey Mouse (though I cannot prove it mathematically) so I can accept neither your definition, your hypothesis, nor your conclusion here.


I've already seen this claim. What I asked for was proof of this claim.


I concur.


So, have you a proof that Jaylemurph is not a city, or do you not?

I recognize that the member Jaylemurph has been represented here at this board as an individual. But every city in America that is incorporated is recognized as an individual entity under the law of the United States.

So, again, can you prove that Jaylemurph is not a city?

Harte

the topic is the lost city of atlantis and you folks are now into discussing negative proofs?????????

Coredrill,

Can you prove that?

Harte

as you yourself said, its all lies in evidence..not the proof....the thread itself is the evidence unless US govt Agents (hmmm quite a few in here) force the Mods to delete or close the thread!!

Yeah, ok...

I'd like to search for the lost city of Atlanta one day.

At this point I don't think that Atlantis will ever be found I am sure that there will be a ton of city's under water so we will never know what one is Atlantis But I don't doubt it existed but like they said they said it was more advanced that could be as simple as having better tools back than but people today take it to far with the word advanced

I believe the ancient greeks (during the dark ages-1100 to around 800 bc) thought the island of Thera was atlantis. To them it sank but we know now that a volcanic eruption in 1648 b.c gave the ancient world the illusion it sank. It's one of the most catastrophic events in history and some believe it weakened minoan crete who were a major thassalocracy in the mediterranean.

According to Cayce, Atlantis—located from the Gulf of Mexico to Gibraltar—was destroyed in a final catastrophic event circa 10,000 B.C. The focus of A.R.E. efforts has been in the Bimini area, however, other related locations have also been investigated. Research on the so-called Bimini Road has been hampered as researchers are split on the origin of the structure: some believe it is a manmade road or foundation while others assert it is natural beach rock, which fractured in place. However, a seldom-discussed fact is that a portion of the Bimini Road was removed after a hurricane in 1926.

Before the end of the last Ice Age (12,000-years ago) the ocean levels were at least 300 feet below their current levels. A vast “island” was in the area in those remote times rather than chains of islands. Edgar Cayce referred to Bimini as one of the mountaintops of ancient Atlantis. While few would consider the island a mountain, 12,000-years ago it was one of the highest points on the vast land formation in the region. Bimini and Andros Island, lying about 100 miles to the east of Bimini, were a part of the same island in 10,000 B.C.—called "Poseidia" by Cayce. Cayce related that a Hall of Records containing the records of Atlantis was constructed somewhere in the region. The Hall of Records was in a temple which sunk in 10,000 B.C. and is, according to Cayce, covered by "the slime of ages." This record hall is identical to the one in Egypt under the Sphinx.

Archaeologists have countered that the remains of civilization in the region only go back 7,000 years—or perhaps even less. They have asserted that if a major civilization existed in the area, some of its remains would be found on current land. That assertion has a fundamental flaw. Ancient maritime civilizations typically built their cities and ports on the ocean shores. As related in prior issues of Ancient Mysteries, archaeologists working in South America, the Pacific coast of North America, India, and elsewhere in the world have been discovering the remains of underwater ruins. These ancient maritime civilizations built their cities and ports on coastlines—all of which have been covered by the rising oceans. Given the recent changes in North and South American archaeology—taking the history of habitation in the Americas to 50,000-years ago—it seems likely that ruins would lie in the shallow waters around Bimini.

Why does Cayce believe that A) There is a hall of records under the Sphinx and It is identical to one in Atlantis and C) That if there was a civilization under the seas at Bimini, that it is 100% unquestionably Atlantis?

Got a source on that, particularly for Bimini?



This contradicts what I've found on this, that is that the island of Bimini was actually underwater 10,000 years ago. Maybe I misremember, but I actually have looked into this Bimini nonsense for myself.



The Sumerians were a maritime civilization. As were the Egyptians, the Phoenecians, the Greeks, the Perisans, the Romans, the Celts.

Yet we find their ruins do we not?



Got any references on this? I know for a fact that the submerged ruins in India were not "covered by the rising oceans." These ruins sank due to their unfortunate placement in a tectonic subduction zone. IOW, they sank, the ocean didn't rise.


These "changes in North and South American archaeology—taking the history of habitation in the Americas to 50,000-years ago" have yet to occur, you must be dreaming.

It may be that in the future this could happen, but it hasn't happened yet.


Coredrill,

Good Answer!!

Harte