Introduction
"Unlocking the Secrets of Plato’s Lost Continent"
Atlantis, The Lost Continent Finally Found, released on August 2005, is Prof. Arysio Santos' latest work. Following the same line of thought that made his homonymous website become the most popular in its category, having received more than 2.5 million visits within the past few years, he explains in this book his Theory on Atlantis, using an infinitude of arguments, which range from the strictly scientific (such as Geology, Linguistics, and Anthropology) to the more arcane and occult ones.
A professional scientist with a PhD in Nuclear Physics and Free-Docency in Physical-Chemistry, the author has dedicated himself intensely to the study of the Atlantis problem, for about 30 years now. Being the first one to ever link the catastrophic events of the end of the last Ice Age (11.600 years ago) with the world-wide traditions of the universal Flood and the destruction of Atlantis, Prof. Santos managed to find a perfect site for the location of the Lost Continent. Such site strives unrivaled as being the most logical one ever proposed, matching all the features mentioned by the Greek philosopher Plato, as well as those cited by other sources.
The reader will be confronted with strongly based evidence of all sorts to the existence of Atlantis, written by a reputed scientist, enough to shake the beliefs of the most hard-core skeptic. This book should also please the fans of the occult and symbolic disciplines, as the author frequently interconnects them with Atlantis and explains their meaning. Illustrated with over 30 line-art figures and printed in high quality white paper, Prof. Santos’ book is a must for everyone interested in the subject of Atlantis and lost civilizations.
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Details
Herein we provide the complete technical profile of the book:
Name: Atlantis, The Lost Continent Finally Found
Author: Prof. Arysio Nunes dos Santos
Publisher: Atlantis Publications
# of Pages: 365
Dimensions: 22 x 15 x 1.9 cm (8.66 x 5.91 x 0,75 inches)
Aprox. Weight: 0,45 kg (1 pound)
Language: English
ISBN: 0-9769550-0-8
Street Date: August 10, 2005
Binding: High Quality Trade Paper Paperback
Paper Type: 100% white high-quality paper (75 g/m2)
Cover Type: High Density Soft Cover (200 g/m2), laminated with localized varnish and bookmark flaps.
# of Figures: 30
Word Count: ~136000
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Table of Contents
* Dedication and Acknowledgements
* Preface
* Introduction
* Part I - The True History of Atlantis
o Chapter 1 - Indonesia as the True Site of Eden
o Chapter 2 - Atlantis and the “Atlantic Ocean”
o Chapter 3 - What Really Happened During the Pleistocene?
o Chapter 4 - Indonesian Atlantis and the Four Rivers of Paradise
* Part II - Ancient Cosmograms, Maps and Symbolisms
o Chapter 5 - Atlantis in America
o Chapter 6 - Atlantis in Ancient Cosmograms
o Chapter 7 - Atlantis in Ancient Maps
o Chapter 8 - The Many Pillars of Hercules
o Chapter 9 - Atlantis in Minoan Symbolism
* Part III - The Many Sites of Atlantis
o Chapter 10 - The Atlantic Ocean of the Ancients
o Chapter 11 - The True Pillars of Hercules
o Chapter 12 - The Celtic Shelf, Morocco and Tartessos
o Chapter 13 - Antarctica and the Arctic Ocean
* Part IV - Paradise and the Far Eastern Atlantis
o Chapter 14 - Diodorus Siculus on Atlantis
o Chapter 15 - The Jewish Encyclopedia on the True Site of Eden
o Chapter 16 - The Case of Taprobane and Sunda Strait
* Bibliography
* Endnotes
* Subject Index
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