The Lost City Of Atlantis Discovered Underwater Off Alaskan Coast?

KODIAK, Alaska - Feb. 27, 2023 - PRLog -- Atlantis & Its Fate In The Postdiluvian World: A Possible Site For Plato's Atlantis by Kodiak Island is now available on the Kindle Store (free via Kindle Unlimited), and also available via Paperback and Hardcover.

Has Plato's lost city of Atlantis been found? This book explores the historical, geological, genetic and anecdotal evidence that supports the existence of the lost city of Atlantis. It examines a new site discovered by Michael Szymczyk near Kodiak Island in Alaska. This location may contain a sunken Poseidon monument and the ruins of an ancient city now underwater.

Szymczyk discovered the site while following the genetic footprints of the X haplogroup as well as the ancient writings of Herodotus, Pliny the Elder and others. Ancient historians such as Manetho and Sanchuniathon wrote of the first Egyptian kings known as the Auletians or Aleteans, one which related to the Berbers. The word Auletians shares phonetic similarities to the Aleutians of Alaska and may have originated from a distant proto-language of the Eskaleut language in Alaska (recent genetic evidence shows the Aleut originated 13,000 BCE in Beringia and not from a migration around 4,000 BCE as often claimed). The Berber of North Africa shared a common ancestor with the Sammi 7,000 BCE, a group now in northern Sweden but originally from northern Siberia, which pointed to a location near Beringia as the original site for Atlantis.

This site has previously remained undiscovered due to assumptions of arctic-Mediterranean weather and that Plato and the Ancient Egyptians meant the Atlantic Ocean, the idea of multiple oceans being a modern invention. The Ancients knew of only one true Western Ocean which encompassed the world.

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