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Figure 14 Aztec depiction of the mountain of Aztlan, surrounded by water. The similarity of Aztlan to Atlantis suggests an etymological link.
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Figure 13 During the flooding season (Achet), the River Nile would overflow its banks and the water would get quite close to the Giza plateau. The view of the Pyramids of Giza with the water flowing at the foot of the plateau would remind the Egyptians of their original homeland, the cradle of their civilization. At the end of [...]
Figure 12
Figure 12 A scene from the Aztec Codex Mendoza showing the 4 corners of the ancient World and the eagle in the center.
Figure 11
Figure 11 Ancient Egyptian depiction of the four corners of the ancient World, with baboons on each of the corners. In the center, we find the primaeval waters, the ocean that the cradle sank into. This is a simplified version of the structure described in Fig.10.
Figure 10
Figure 10 Earth globe on which marked in red the ancient cultures of Giza (Egypt), Stonehenge (England), Teotihuacan (Mexico) and Tiahuanaco (Bolivia) have been linked. The intersection of the connecting lines marks the navel of the Ancient World (Atlantis). We are living among the ruins of an archaic and antique structure, a grand structure whose function and meaning, built [...]
Figure 9
Figure 9 On the Oronteus Finaeus World map of 1531, the island of Creation bears the name Vauni. Vauni is the name of the Great Meteor sea mountain and also of the Island of Ogygia. The island now lies 270 meters below sea level. If we assume that Homer in the eighth century BC was familiar with this sea mountain, [...]
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Figure 8 Image of the Great Meteor sea mountain (guyot).
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