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Rand Flem-Ath , Rose Flem-Ath
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  • Mass Market Paperback: 179 pages
  • Publisher: Saint Martin's Press Inc.; Reissue edition (Dec 1997)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0312964013
  • ISBN-13: 978-0312964016
  • Product Dimensions: 17 x 10.4 x 1.5 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 2,488,353 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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The mystery of Atlantis the legendary advanced civilization described in ancient texts, has been solved at last. Scientific evidence, exciting new research, and the breakthrough discovery of an amazing Egyptian map prove without a doubt that this lost continent did exist...and reveal where its ruins can be found. But the fascinating truth about Atlantis also leads to a chilling conclusion about the environmental catastrophe that destroyed it. Now you can find out how the forces that shattered the first great civilization on Earth can happen again, bringing the end of the world to us all!

About the Author

Rand Flem-Ath is a librarian and coauthor of The Atlantis Blueprint. He has appeared on the History Channel, the Discovery Channel, NBC, CBC, and the BBC as well as on numerous radio shows. Rose Flem-Ath is a novelist, non-fiction writer, and two-time winner of the prestigious Canada Arts Council Grant for fiction. The authors live on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
The Flem-Aths have taken all considerations, situations, world views - mythological and scientific - into account and come up with startling conclusions which show, for the first time perhaps, the unbiased eyes of serious scientific researchers and not pure flights of imagination.

Imagination has been brought to bear on the subject matter, however, in a surprisingly sensible way: instead of viewing the written historical 'evidence' provided by Plato with present day eyes, they have managed to conduct such comprehensive research that they are able to present 'the facts' of the writing as they would have been originally seen by the peoples of 'The World' who read it *at the time it was written*, which gives an entirely different view of the clues given to the location of Atlantis.

Atlantis was placed in the Atlantic Ocean, beyond the Pillars of Heracles. Simple enough. Except that location to us, *now* is severely limited in comparison to where it had to possibility of being at the time the evidence first came to light (in the time of the Greek, Solon, c. 638-559 B.C.) At that time the 'World was thought to be a circularish island in the midst of a vast ocean. The Pillars of Heracles, at the Western end of the Mediterranean Sea was considered to be the furthest reaches of the known world. The 'Atlantic' ocean was the entire ocean, not the part of it that is named N.Atlantic and S.Atlantic now.

This is just one point among many and in conjunction with the evidence of the vastly devastating Earth Crust Displacements, I found the research and conclusions drawn from it, compelling and thought-provoking.

Whether you believe or not, this book is definitely worth the read.

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By Phil
Format:Hardcover
The book combines a comprehensive survey of ancient myth and oral tradition with down-to-earth science and remarkable cartography. The feeling one has is "of course! - why didn't that occur to us before?" Recent reappraisal of the meaning, purpose and date of various structures and artifacts (particularly in Egypt) is helping to loosen up our ideas about the evolution and history of mankind, but the continent of Atlantis - the homeland of an antediluvian society - has always been regarded as a mythical dream. This book helps to explain WHY and HOW we've missed a very important point. It's a first-rate contribution to the cool and objective debate concerning a land now lost, but not forgotten.
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The legend of Atlantis was first recorded by the Greek philosopher Plato. He relates how his ancestor Solon, the famous Athenian law-giver, received the legend from one of the most learned of the Egyptian priests. This priest descibed Atlantis as a high altitude, mountainous island continent in the 'real ocean' which was destroyed by earthquakes and floods of extraordinary violence. This description makes perfect sense when we view the world's geography from Antarctica. Antarctica is a high altitude, mountainous, island continent in what oceanographers call the 'World Ocean.' Ancient maps depict the actual shape of parts of Antarctica that are today under ice. One of these maps, Kircher's 1665 map of Atlantis, is an amazingly accurate map of Antarctica without is ice.

The common assumption is that Antarctica has been under ice for millons of years and therefore the idea that people might have once lived on this island continent is absurd. But a little thought on the matter sheds doubt on this assumption. We know that every place on the earth's surface has a corresponding spot on the opposite side of the globe. The North Pole is on the opposite side of the globe to the South Pole. New Zealand is almost on the opposite side of the globe to the U.K. There is even an island off the south coast of New Zealand called "Antiopodes" which is very near to being opposite to London. In each case, the climate is similar - New Zealand is temperate and so is England. We don't find cases where one area is polar and the opposite side of the globe is temperate. Lesser Antarctica (the size of Western Europe) is on the opposite side of the globe to Alaska, Siberia, Canada's Yukon and the former land bridge known as 'Beringa.' Extensive scientific studies of these regions in the far north demonstrate the existence of a wide variety of animals that lived there before 9,600 B.C. These include not only the famous mammoths but also antelope, deer, saber-toothed tigers and lions. These animals lived in what today is a polar region. It follows then that people could have lived on the opposite side of the planet to this region.

To explain how the climate changed, how the ice sheets were formed, the sudden rise of agriculture, massive extinctions, and the ancient maps from the ice age, we use the theory of earth crust displacement as developed by Charles Hapgood. We corresponded with Hapgood for the last five years of his life (he died in late 1982) and we received his support for our advancements of his theory. Having read the nearly 200 pages of correspondence between Hapgood and Albert Einstein we understand why Einstein was so enthusiastic about the earth crust displacement theory.

It is impossible in a short review like this to list all the reasons why we believe that Antarctica was Atlantis before the last displacement. We have assembled numerous myths from around the world about an island paradise that was destroyed by a great flood. We believe that these lost island paradise myths are a distant echo from Atlantis.

We are perfectly serious in our desire to see our theory tested with an expedition to Antarctica to uncover what yet might remain of a once advanced civilisation that perished WHEN THE SKY FELL.

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Conventional archeology seems to be held in a straitjacket of perceived Victorian Wisdom. This, coupled with peer pressure, creates extreme problems for anyone seeking to take... Read more
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RAND AND ROSE FLEM-ATH take us to Atlantis 12,000 years a go,and prove point by point that it was situated were Antarctica stands today. Read more
Published on 25 Jan 2002 by britt@iol.ie
Superb!!!!
Excellent,a recommended read for all those interested,well laid out book,giving you a chance to read in your own ideas before supplying you with another insight. Read more
Published on 20 Nov 2001 by "jcall1002"
FASCINATING READ
I enjoyed reading this book and I think it's a plausible theory. It has a great introduction by Colin Wilson and is well illustrated with maps. Read more
Published on 3 Jan 2001 by Pieter
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This book is part of a genre that might be termed 'alternative history/science'. It was a movement away from the general academic consensus by people who were uncomfortable - and... Read more
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Breathtaking
I read 18 pages of this book and felt dizzy with excitment! If you've read Fingerprints of the gods, Heavens Mirror, The Orion Mystery then look no further than this to fuel your... Read more
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