The Myth That May Not Be a Myth: Atlantis and the Lost City of Helike | Full Documentary

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• MO

  @mohammedsaysrashid3587 · 3 months ago

  Wonderful historical coverage episode

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• SU

  @suruha2306 · 3 months ago

  There&apos;s a fault line that runs through the Mediterranean between the African plate and the Eurasian plate. <br>I&apos;m wondering if shifts of plates may be responsible for the demise of some of these places.

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• FR

  @frieswijk · 3 months ago

  Atlantis was in the West beyond the pillars of Jercules. Helike was on the Corinthian coast. They couldnt never be the same

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• DA

  @DANsRPathetic · 3 months ago

  Atlantis being lost to the ocean was around the time of the Lesser Dryas so its very possible that it was real history and that type of event could definitely swallow up a great city under water. To try and link this to a city that existed during this timeline is hilarious. I guess it gets clicks though.

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• BE

  @berndkemmereit8252 · 3 months ago

  The Illiad is not a myth....it has been countless times proven that the events in the &quot;myth&quot; actually happened. Of course it has been &quot;improved&quot; to make it more readable, same as we did in the past. However the corner stones of the &quot;Myth&quot; seem to be accurate.

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• PA

  @Paul-d4y · 3 months ago

  You be surprised what else what&apos;s in the island of crete and Ikaria analysing these drone videos that caught my eye &nbsp;you be shocked &nbsp;the dimensions of this &nbsp;sculpture in Crete must exceed 100s of meters same Ikaria thanks

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• JO

  @Josey-Whales · 3 months ago

  I&apos;ve experienced animals sensing tectonic movement before humans. I clearly remember the budgies my grandmother had chirping and flapping their wings like mad, and the dog acting very queer indeed- crying and scratching at the kitchen door until we opened it- for something like thirty seconds right before the house began to shake. It was probably the most intense earthquake I&apos;ve experienced.

• DA

  @damond4 · 3 months ago

  Look up some dates. &nbsp;Helike was drowned by the sea when Plato was in his 40’s or 50’s. &nbsp;So why would he invent a myth of Atlantis when he could have written of the reality of Helike?

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• IV

  @ivojara · 3 months ago

  Nothing to do with Atlantis, The story of atlantis dates from 9.000 BCE and originally comes from Egypt (via Solon, not from Plato), not even Greek in origin. The timeframe does not fit.

• SI

  @simpleman2085 · 3 months ago

  ER JASON BRESHEARS <br> ARCHAIX <br>AND OTHERS <br>WILL EXPLAIN <br>WITH HISTORICAL <br>UNDENIABLE FACTS <br>AND YOU AIN&apos;T GONNA LIKE IT

• LA

  @launiesoult3248 · 3 months ago

  It wasn&apos;t an island it was a civilization and we&apos;ve been looking in all the wrong places it&apos;s right there The Egyptians talk about it lancis the Mayans talk about it Atlantis it was there we just looking in the wrong places😮🎉😂❤

• OZ

  @OzoneRehabCenter · 3 months ago

  Sorry to disappoint <br>Helike or dwarka or Atlantis <br>Location is may be near Indian pennishuila of lakshadweep or near medagaskar