As always, this web site is committed to a no-nonsense down to earth approach to the problem of the existence of the land of Atlantis, including discussions of its culture, people, language and technology. If you are familiar with the Quest for Atlantis web site, but haven't looked at it for awhile, you might want to have another look. New pages have been added, and old ones improved with additional data. Wording has been improved in a number of cases in an attempt to clarify the material offered. This web site is dedicated to presenting the evidence as clearly and succinctly as possible, with a view to establishing a viable relationship between the findings of reputable scientists and Plato's famous lost Atlantis.

In order to get a clear idea of what this web site is all about, I suggest clicking on the Summary icon--the rest should fall into place. There is little attempt to pursue every myth and legend (worldwide) which might relate to the lost civilization--other web sites do an excellent job of that. I have centered my efforts on presenting scientific facts from scientific sources in order to illustrate that Plato's story can be taken seriously by professionals. Great care has been taken throughout this web site to insure that all information here presented is totally accurate.

Click on the field of your interest:

Extant Ancient Writings
Linguistic connections
Anthropological Insights
Archeological Enigmas
Atlanteans in America
Atlanteans in Britain
Geological Evidence
Pleistocene Extinction
Mythological Traditions
An Asteroid Catastrophe
The Baalbek Terrace
Bahama Underwater Ruins
An Atlantean Outpost
Atlantean Agriculture
Domestication of Animals
The Stones of Carnac
Manetho's King-lists
The Palermo King-list