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Posted By on Sep 16, 2015

Welcome to the Plato Project.  The myths of Plato and Homer are revolutionary scientific documents not only for the acknowledged reasons, but contain uknown -so far- information, hidden within the texts.  Furhthemore, “What has been written about Platonic Myth of Atlantis; what has been said, shown and debated  on where it might be and the nature of its demise Is meaningless Because  It is based on wrong translations of the...

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Euthymenes of Marseille(ancient Greek Colony) is the least recognized of the Greek seafarers because of the inability, until now, to figure out to where he travelled and wrote about. Even though Euthymenes was undoubtedly a great route-finder of his time (7th Cent. BC), his work has not survived, which must have been voluminous, considering the substantial number of his reports that have been preserved in the writings of other Greek...

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This voyage, which was the first mission of colonization by Libyo-Phoenicians (as it writes), was engraved on a plaque found at the temple of the Carthaginian Zeus-Hammon or Amun. It was transcribed and has survived to today. But at no time could a reasonable explanation be given for most of the places described on it or about the directions one would need to follow. In the Greek version of the book “The Apocalypse* of a Myth”, are...

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