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Riven

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posted 06-26-2004 11:55 AM
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That's a good point Docyabut, regarding Libya which we seem to understand that it came from the Berbers.
If we were to try to translate it into Greek or Egyptian it probably wouldn't lead us to the Berbers. But if we look at the origin of the word we have better meaning and understanding, such as Atlas.

Critias in his narrative also mentioned that Atlantis was larger than Libya and Asia, or greater than for the other theorists. This statement also tells us that Atlantis was not in Africa or Asia originally. But yet we see the root AT coming onto the Western coast of Africa from Atlantis to Atlantic to Aterians to Atlas and into Atalantes as described by Herodotus,later to be adopted by the Greeks in their narrative of Atlas and Athena who we also relate to Libya. Which seems clear to me that as the Story describes Atlas as the first Son that it also notes the first migration that coincides with the onset of Atlantean control over the mediterranean.

In light of this, perhaps it could be conclusive that the Lake Tritionis region was a main Garrison for Atlantis to control the mediterranean and surrounding countries away from home after their demise. On the North side I lean more towards Italy,Sardinia and Sicily as strongholds after 5000 bC. Gadeiros was probably wiped out beforehand by impending disasters along with Atlantis on the western coast. In light of this we have Atlantis sinking at a time frame from 9600 bC to 6000 bC with the remaining settlements eventually losing their control upto 3000 bC and no later than 1000 bC where some of the Tribes that the Greeks and Egyptians fought could have been ancestors of the Atlanteans like some members of the Sea Peoples(1200-3000 bC) or Libyans, Etruscans for example.

Perhaps it was Atlantean bloodlines that built the Temples in Malta and onward to Egypt between 5-2800 bC.

So even though Atlantis sank and we know that they controlled the mediterranean, it seems obvious that their ancestors still remained for a period afterwards.

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