Archaeology & History
Atlantis (maybe) rediscovered in Spain
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T.K. RandallMarch 16, 2011 ·
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Analysis of underwater remains of a suspected ancient city leads research team to Southern Spain.
Mud flats located in Southern Spain are potentially the final resting place of the legendary lost city of Atlantis. A team of geologists has reviewed radar data collected in 2009 and are using it to back up the theory that natives of Atlantis that survived the city's watery fate (likely a tsunami, the researchers believe) traveled north and built "memorial cities". The team's findings will be reported on a special produced by National Geographic called "Finding Atlantis".
To solve the age-old mystery, the team analyzed satellite imagery of a suspected submerged city just north of Cadiz, Spain. There, buried in the vast marshlands of the Dona Ana Park, they believe that they pinpointed the ancient, multiringed dominion known as Atlantis.
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