This video of an archaeological site in Spain may be the real Atlantis

[Navaratna]

Atlantis is mentioned in Law of One, Edgar Cayce readings, and Seth readings multiple times and many details are given. The region the Pyrenees is described as a place where a lot of these ancient settlements existed. This is southern France and Spain
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrénées-Atlantiques

The historical descriptions of it being near the strait of Gibaltar and physical descriptions of Atlantis being built in concentric rings match the satellite imagery. The video explains how they haven't been excavated because it's a national park but with technology like LIDAR there is some hope of finding the truth. Or maybe society will become so anarchist we'll just be able to dig it up ourselves

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/42072469/ns/te...und-spain/

[Eva Ronda]

Fascinating!! I live in the South of Spain, quite close to this location, maybe a couple of hours away by car! Doñana has been a protected park for ages, which is great for many reasons, but when it comes to this... it's a shame they don't allow even a quick exploratory excavation, it would be so amazing if it turns out that Spain was part of Atlantis and we can prove it!

[Ymarsakar]

There are various outer colonies.

The main capitol went bye bye a long time ago.

Then there is antarctica. Which is like the previous grand cycle before atlantis

[unity100]

That's one of the sunken early bronze age or neolithic coastal settlements as far as i know.

Atlantis was around Bahamas.

[Sacred Fool]

 
Yes, it looks like spiritual fool's gold to conflate this with Atlantis.

This article gives some sense of what might lie there.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tartessos

  

[Ymarsakar]

 
Yes, it looks like spiritual fool's gold to conflate this with Atlantis.

This article gives some sense of what might lie there.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tartessos

  

They are going in the right direction at least. The key is in all those "old maps" showing places that don't even exist any more.