ABSTRACT
A stone tablet from Zambales Mountains found in 1985 shows the location of the lost island of Atlantis . The lines on the artifact when plotted in a world stress map being developed by USGS falls along the compression zone (causing mountains) and spreading centers (creating rifts and basins) around the globe thereby giving impression that these lines represents the “force” that reshapes the surface of the earth and creating geological stresses around the entire planet.
The attributed location of Atlantis discovered on the overlying surface of the stone map when projected in a dynamic earth map using Vector Graphics Editor, falls along the geographical locations of Iceland, Ireland, the British Isles, Madeira, Canary Islands, Cape Verde and the Azores. These islands have stories recounting their ancestors descending from a mighty race that inhabited an island in the Atlantic believed to be the legendary Atlantis.
Recent discoveries on both sides of the Atlantic revealing submerge structures like walls, buildings, pyramids, roads and sometimes outline of a complex urban development is a clear proof of Atlantis- an island that was destroyed by natural forces and finally resting at the bottom of the ocean floor 11,000 years ago after a world-wide catastrophe.
This paper analyzes data from seismology, oceanography, underwater and satellite photography during 17-year study and comparing with information from the stone map resulting to a hypothesis presented herein.
The analysis shows that the Atlantis figure at the stone map is in the same geographical location as described by Plato in Critias and Timaeus, thereby giving credence to the cartographic sketch of Atlantis drawn by Athanasius Kircher in 1665.
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