Atlantis: the Antediluvian World

by Ignatius Donnelly

1882EthnographyAncient
american-historyatlantis
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This book details a hypothesis proposing Atlantis as a historical landmass in the Atlantic Ocean, the origin point for various ancient civilizations and their cultural developments. It compiles evidence from mythology, geology, and ancient records to argue for a highly advanced Atlantean society that met a cataclysmic end. The work is noted for popularizing theories of lost continents and influencing later speculative literature.

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Author
Ignatius Donnelly
Published
1882
Genre
Ethnography
Era
Ancient
Formats
Print · PDF
Pages
499
Print size
6 × 9 in
Tags
american-history, atlantis

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