The Search For Atlantis in Cuba - Finally, Some Answers!! - UPDATE

In truth, The National Geographic documentary isn't the first that trashed Cayce, nor will it be
the last.

For example, The History Channel's "Search for Atlantis" documentary, narrated by Ted Danson,
stated that Cayce first talked about Atlantis in the Bahamas while he was under the employ of
wealthy businessmen who wanted Cayce to tell them about gold or oil at Bimini. Since Cayce
couldn't actually do that because he'd be exposed as a fraud, he decided to divert their attent-
ion from oil and gold by telling them that Bimini had been Atlantis.

In the documentary, an elderly Cayce is depicted sitting in a chair, with eyes repeatedly opening
and closing, complete with a burning cigar and glass of whiskey. According to the narration, Cayce
told the businessmen that Atlantis would be found at Bimini in 1967 or 1968. The documentary ex-
plained the Bimini Road as made from ballast stones dumped by early European trading ships entering the Caribbean.

But these were no ordinary ballast stones.

The ballast stones were shown as beautifully carved marble lintels and statues from the Roman period. As the documentary explained, the ships used the stones as needed weight, so they gathered statues and other building materials from Roman and Greek architecture. When they got to the Caribbean, the statues and carved building materials were dumped.

Those who are familiar with Cayce and the Bimini Road should find all of this quite humorous.