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Atlantis the Antediluvian World
Book • 2022
Ignatius Donnelly's "Atlantis, the Antediluvian World" is a significant work in the history of Atlantis theories.
Published in 1882, it revived interest in the lost continent, proposing that Atlantis was the cradle of civilization.
Donnelly connected various myths and legends to Atlantis, suggesting it as the origin of human culture and technology.
The book's popularity fueled a renewed fascination with Atlantis, influencing popular culture and sparking further speculation.
Despite its pseudoscientific nature, it remains a landmark text in the history of Atlantis studies.
Published in 1882, it revived interest in the lost continent, proposing that Atlantis was the cradle of civilization.
Donnelly connected various myths and legends to Atlantis, suggesting it as the origin of human culture and technology.
The book's popularity fueled a renewed fascination with Atlantis, influencing popular culture and sparking further speculation.
Despite its pseudoscientific nature, it remains a landmark text in the history of Atlantis studies.
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Mentioned in 6 episodes
Mentioned by Brent as an early writer on Atlantis, whose work was popular among Masons and Theosophists.
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#301 - NEW Giza Pyramid SAR Scan Breakdown & Military Lasers that TALK | Museum of Tarot
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Dominic Sandbrook and 
Tom Holland as a significant figure in the history of Atlantis theories.
Dominic Sandbrook and Tom Holland as a significant figure in the history of Atlantis theories.
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315: Atlantis: Legacy of the Lost Empire (Part 2)
Mentioned as a book that became a watershed moment for the occultization of Atlantis, emphasizing suppressed technology and a proto-civilization.
CLASSIC: The Story of Atlantis
