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In the year 347 B.C, Plato wrote of a miraculous island with hot and cold flowing waters, terraced multi-storied buildings, and “the fairest of all plains.” For thousands of years, the legend of the mysterious vanished “continent” of Atlantis has captivated writers, poets, artists, philosophers, and dreams. But now Atlantis has been found—and the truth about its vibrant life and horrific destruction is even more remarkable than the myth.
By Barbara DeLong4.6
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In the year 347 B.C, Plato wrote of a miraculous island with hot and cold flowing waters, terraced multi-storied buildings, and “the fairest of all plains.” For thousands of years, the legend of the mysterious vanished “continent” of Atlantis has captivated writers, poets, artists, philosophers, and dreams. But now Atlantis has been found—and the truth about its vibrant life and horrific destruction is even more remarkable than the myth.