[TannosukeGR]

http://translate.google.gr/translate...%26id%3D259398

According to the Greek Internet Newspaper "Eleftherotipia", the scientists are allegating and implying that they found Lost Atlantis located north of Spain.

They're implying that a giant tsunami with the 10-floors height sank the legendary island named Atlantis.

If this location they're implying they found Lost Atlantis has no volcano near it, then it's not Atlantis itself. Author Platon wrote at his book telling about Lost Atlantis and its volcano, which sank that legendary island.

I think Atlantis is within the Greek territorial waters, because of 2 reasons:

1) Platon is an ancient Greek author and philosopher and lived in Athens as Aristotetle's faithful student. He wrote about Lost Atlantis in Greek.
2) Greece has a lot of volcanos, especially Santorini island, where I was once there for holidays. Santorini has about 3-4 volcanos, in which one of them is still active and sleeps like a baby. You guys have seen Tomb Raider the movie II ? the underground volcano you saw there is true, but it's still sleeping and inactive for about 1 aeon. This volcano you saw in this movie is underwater. The other 3 are located across of Santorini city, which one of them is still sleeping and active.

What do you guys think of Atlantis' location ?

[yogibbear]

Errr... all i'll say is that most "stories" and "myths" and "legends" have origins in fact at some point and they were either kept translated well or more often than not a few errors propogated over the years (centuries) and these embellishments and bits left out curved the final interpretation of the original story/myth/legend that we hear and know of today. So most of the time I would say that at some point all stories occurred or were experienced whether in separate pieces (rather than all together) and then strung together and told as if they all happened together. Generally retelling of massive climatic and/or historical events both positive and negative.

I hope that made some sense.

[Master_Moridin]

Well, Plato may be the one the tells the story as we know it, but he says it originally came from the Egyptians, and it does say that the city was past Gibraltar, which if one travels by sea, so is Spain. Now, I couldn't get your site to load to see if they are the same discovery Tanno, but one I've heard says that it was found in southern Spain in a swamp. Personally, I think that the current story is a combination of at least 2 different stories.