New research into the legend of Atlantis strengthens the theory that Plato's mysterious island was really Santorini.

The story of Atlantis starts not with archaeologists or ancient ruins, but with a philosopher sitting in Athens around 360 BCE. Plato, one of history's most influential thinkers, introduced this ...

Slate senior editor Andy Bowers explains the myths surrounding the lost city of Atlantis, a metropolis mentioned in ancient texts. Researcher... We've Found The Lost City Of Atlantis ... Again We have ...

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A number of people were outraged last week by a man named L. Sprague de Camp. Mr. de Camp announced in Natural History that Atlantis and other “lost continents” had never existed. Plato started it all ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An archaeologist says he's found the lost city of Atlantis in what would obviously be a groundbreaking find. However, History.com ...

The Rock of Gibraltar with the southern coast of Spain visible in the background. A group of mostly amateur researchers has emerged who take the search for Atlantis seriously, and details in Plato's ...

The Lost Atlantis so lavishly described by Plato has been “found” all over the world—from Ceylon to Sweden. Last week a German clergyman was writing a report on how he had found it again—this time in ...