Atlantis, Autobiography of a Search/Robert Ferro, Michael Grumley

[dhill757]

Atlantis, Autobiography of a Search/Robert Ferro, Michael Grumley

dhill757, posted 05-10-2004 12:28 AM                       
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This is the book written by the two divers who discovered the Bimini Wall back in 1968. It's very much a book of the times (the author starts with an impassioned argument about the merits of smoking pot), and then launches into just what Atlantis means to him. Don't expect a scientific document, and actually don't expect a very detailed account either, but there are some nice clear pictures of the wall up close that make one wonder if it is natural or manmade.

The Bimini Wall is considered now by the majority of scientists as beach rock, and the author even mentions that possibility in the book. Yet, to be fair, for all the publicity about it, very little scientific work has been done on it in the nearly forty years since it's discovery
 

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   posted 06-07-2004 09:38 AM                       
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Some of the "findings" used to back up the
Cayce information. Supposedly, 30 more ruins have been found scattered over the Atlantic, but since there are no pictures...
http://www.majesticseas.com/index2/pleiades/atlantis/golden.htm
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[Bianca]

I have had this book for years.  I reread it once in a while, as I find it to be a

'breath of fresh air' compared to some of the others.