Morocco and Eastern Atlantis

Okay people, I think I've found what my favorite author was refering to. As I've mentioned before, Charles Berlitz, although a wonderful and inspiring researcher, was not exactly proficient at listing his sources, LOL.

But before I post the information it's time for another lesson in geography. If you're like me, (an product of American Education), you can name all the state capitals but you'll have no idea where this next place is: Lanrarote

Lanzarote is the most eastern of the Canary Islands. It is situated 125 km from the African coast

As you can see off the coast of Morocco or off the coast of Lanzarote, we're talking about the same spot. So here's what I found:

TAKEN FROM: http://atlantis.religionstatistics.net/

By 1981 an expedition lead by Pippo Cappellano found some mysterious basaltic ruins on the ocean floor near the coast of Lanzarote.
At a depth of about 50 feet and over an area of 900 square feet, they found large flat stones that look like they were carefully put into place.
These blocks were followed by wide stone steps. But that’s not all: an undersea wall also was discovered which was formed by recular
triangular blocks.

The rest of the site is also quite interesting. I'll post more of it later Wink