Lost City of Atlantis

[Bridgepiece]

Looks like we have found Atlantis! - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/12/16/a...y_n_394240.html - Kinda hard to make anything out but it does show building structure and roadways..The location is being kept secret.. is this real?

[jaosals42]

They look like drawings to me, those supposed pictures. And why are they not giving away more info or the location? If they really found it there and people check it out and prove it, they're still the "original" discoverers of the city itself...

[Argomirr]

My thoughts exactly. The fact that they refuse to tell anything about the location is suspicious. It'd be cool if we turn out to be wrong though.

[AncientSpaceAeon]

If we wait a few hundred years and let the global warming to keep happening, our world will be atlantis.

 

The fact that they don't give us the location isn't suspicous, why they want another explorer to find it and reveal it's location. IF it was real.

[jaosals42]

The fact that they don't give us the location isn't suspicous, why they want another explorer to find it and reveal it's location. IF it was real.

 

Why not? They already implied they were the first founders of the site. They ought to let others know where it is so their claims can be verified.

[Marcus Wolfe]

It's clearly a fake. Atlantis is associated with places in the Atlantic Ocean closer to Greece, such as the Canary Islands. It's like one of the guys commenting said: ANYTHING city-like that is found under the sea will always be associated with "Atlantis"

[AncientSpaceAeon]

Around Greece or not, a city below the sea (if real) it's already quite amazing.

[Marcus Wolfe]

We know that if there is an Atlantis, it must have been in reasonable distance of Greece for Plato to have written about it. But yes, I must agree that a sunken city is pretty badass no matter where in the world it is.