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"Russians
Seek Atlantis Off Cornwall" - BBC News - Dec. 29, 1997 |
"Lost
city of Atlantis 'buried in Spanish wetlands'" - The Telegraph, March 11, 2011 |
"Lost
City of Atlantis believed found off Spain" - NBC
News, March 14, 2011 |
"Atlantis
"Evidence" Found in Spain and Ireland"
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National
Geographic News, August 19, 2004 |
"Lost
city of Atlantis discovered? Grainy images show city-like formations
at the bottom of the Caribbean" - Daily Mail, UK - Dec. 17, 2009
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"Has the real lost city of Atlantis
finally been found... buried under mud flats in Spain?" -
Daily Mail, March 15,
2011 |
"'Sunken
Atlantis Pyramid' Discovered off Azores Coast" - International Business Times, Jan. 9,
2015
Later investigation
disproved it by using high-resolution scanning - it was only
a natural underwater volcanic feature |
"Divers
Retrieve "Atlantis" Metal Orichalcum From Ancient Shipwreck" -
Tech Times, Jan. 10, 2015 |
"Did
Atlantis really exist on the Moroccan coast?" - New York Times, March 15, 2015 |
"Ruins
of Atlantis located on land in Morocco, expert claims" - Inquisitr.com - March
16, 2015 |
"Does
New Theory Pinpoint Lost City of Atlantis?" - National
Geographic Book Talk, March 18, 2015 |
"Lost
City of Atlantis Has Been Found And its Connected
to Jewish Temple in Most Incredible Way" - Breaking Israel News,
Feb. 2, 2017 - as mentioned in National Geographic documentary
"Atlantis Rising"
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Scientific
Atlantology International Society (SAIS)
Members
are from Spain and Cadiz |
Atlantis Rising
Show On National Geographic Channel with James Cameron features
Spanish diver Paco "Pantera" Salazar (Francisco Salazar
El Pantera) who participated in 1973 Atlantis expedition
to Cadiz |
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Recent
"Atlantis near Spain" news articles translated to English
There's
been an upsurge in Spanish interest and claims of discovery |
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"What if the mythical
Atlantis was off the coast of Barbate? This is the theory that
supports the expert Georgeos Díaz-Montexano, who accompanied
by a team of almost forty people of different nationalities,
these days looking for the ruins of the legendary city for the
filming of a documentary produced by National Geographic.
This premise is based on
a video filmed in the area by the Cadiz submariner Francisco
Salazar el Pantera in 1993, in which the submerged
ruins of an ancient civilization could be seen, according to
the experts who made the documentary. However, at the time the
images were taken by fishing pens by the archaeological community." |
Translated from Spanish |
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