| Atlantians were self-luminous and self-made. The native
Atlantians developed a great civilization in their state, which has been transmitted to
all their places of residence. In almost all places of the world, where the Atlantians have set foot in, there are magnificent remains of their civilization. The origin of these samples is regarded by mythology and ancient history as unknown. But through tradition they appear Titans in superiority (e.g. Iapetus, Atlas, Prometheus etc.), Giants in spirit and body, Cyclops for hardwork, Chief leaders with prestige and force, conquerors, heroes and even gods (Cronus, Poseidon, Hermes (son of Maia, daughter of Atlas), Proteus, Nereus, Triton, Mixchoatl - god of Maya, Tlaloc and Cihuocoatl - gods of Aztec etc.). All these were Atlantians that carried on their shoulders the weight of the world - the way the figure of Atlas is characteristically depicted. Furthermore, Ptolemy named after “Atlas” his geographical maps. Plato, the philosopher of ancient times, provides us in the dialogue of “Critias”, with evidence for the civilization, the way of life, the technical achievements, and the administration of the Atlantians. In this dialogue of 350 BC, he gives astonishing details “for the civilization of a nation that was named Atlantians”, which have been taken by the notes of Solon and ended to the grandfather of Critias, then to Critias the grandson and finally to Plato. I divide the descriptions of Plato in three chapters for the needs of this site. The genealogy of Atlantians, Technical achievements, The administration The civilization of the Atlantians from other sources: Apart form Plato’s description (Solon notes), we have information for the Atlantians from other known sources or even traditions and myths of other ancient nations that lived after the Atlantians. Many evidence of Central America betray the inhabitance of the Atlantians.
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Ancient statues of king Atlas that betray the influence of Atlantis to Greece and other countries.
Marble statue of Atlas lifting on its shoulders the earth (found in the Museum of Neapoli in Italy)
Sculptured statue (460 BC) in the metope of the Zeus temple in ancient Olympia, in which Atlas (in the middle), the giant, carries the heavens. On the right there is Hercules and on the left a nymph. This statue is found in the museum of Olympia.
Architectural sculpture of Atlas in the ancient theater of Dionysius.
Architectural sculpture of Atlas in Acragas of Sicily. |
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