Atlantis, A Forgotten Civilization
Riddick Dawson
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
Across the millennia, one name has refused to sink beneath the waves of time — Atlantis. From the moment Plato described its shining temples and its sudden destruction, the lost island has haunted the...
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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Across the millennia, one name has refused to sink beneath the waves of time — Atlantis. From the moment Plato described its shining temples and its sudden destruction, the lost island has haunted the imagination of humanity. Was it myth or memory, allegory or eyewitness account? For two thousand years, philosophers, explorers, and scholars have wrestled with that question, chasing its shadow across oceans, through ruins, and into the deepest archives of the human mind. Atlantis: A Forgotten Civilization journeys beyond the myth to uncover the story behind the story — tracing the legend from the ancient world to the dawn of modern science. Drawing on the dialogues of Plato, the anthropological insights of William Spence, and the evolution of geological and archaeological thought, it follows the long struggle to understand how civilizations remember catastrophe and how myths preserve fragments of real history. From the flood myths of Egypt and Mesopotamia to the submerged landscapes of Ice Age Europe, the search for Atlantis becomes a mirror of our own forgotten past. Blending rigorous scholarship with lyrical storytelling, this book explores the enduring power of a single idea: that somewhere, in the deep record of the earth and the deeper memory of mankind, lies the trace of a world erased — a civilization that fell not only into the sea but into silence. Through the lens of philosophy, anthropology, and myth, Atlantis: A Forgotten Civilization reclaims the legend as more than fantasy. It becomes the chronicle of humanity itself — our triumphs, our delusions, and our relentless quest to remember what time and tide have tried to erase. Duration - 12h 39m. Author - Riddick Dawson. Narrator - Digital Voice Madison G. Published Date - Saturday, 25 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 BOAZ MYSTERIES ©.
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English
Introduction
Duration:00:31:50
Chapter 1 – The Atlantis of Plato
Duration:01:15:54
Chapter 2 – Plato’s Account Re-Examined
Duration:00:36:29
Chapter 3 – Geological Evidence
Duration:00:34:19
Chapter 4 – Biological Evidence
Duration:00:32:23
Chapter 5 – Evidence from Prehistory
Duration:00:31:13
Chapter 6 – The Third Atlantean Invasion
Duration:00:28:25
Chapter 7 – European Traditions
Duration:00:25:20
Chapter 8 – American Traditions (North)
Duration:00:27:05
Chapter 9 – American Traditions (Mesoamerica)
Duration:00:28:41
Chapter 10 – Central American Archaeology
Duration:01:00:59
Chapter 12 – Egypt’s Role
Duration:00:30:12
Chapter 13 – Egyptian–American Comparisons
Duration:00:31:43
Chapter 14 – Old Peru
Duration:00:30:48
Chapter 15 – Geography and Topography of Atlantis
Duration:00:31:47
Chapter 16 – The Flood
Duration:00:32:22
Chapter 17 – Atlantis Restored
Duration:00:35:11
Appendix A – Chronology of Atlantis Theories
Duration:01:04:40
Appendix B – Annotated Bibliography of Atlantis Scholarship
Duration:00:08:40
Appendix C – Comparative Myth Tables
Duration:00:28:26
Appendix D – Maps and Reconstructions
Duration:00:29:54
Appendix E – Suggested Reading and Further Study
Duration:00:22:55