Atlantis and the Silver City (46 page)

Durham University (England),
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earth crust movement,
142
,
143

“Earth Mother,”
222

earthquakes: in 1755
38
,
42
,
69
,
94
,
137
,
138–39
,
144
,
229
; in 9600 B.C.,
137
,
138
,
143
,
229
; Akritori, Greece, and,
24
; in Algarve region,
6
,
33–39
,
43
,
70
,
87
,
137
,
138
; alphabet/script and,
179
; buildings in South America and,
219
; in Cádiz,
229
; in Caribbean,
126
; death/disappearance of Atlantis and,
7
,
11
,
14
,
39
,
72
,
73
,
77
,
137
,
138–39
,
143
,
193
,
201
,
246
; in Haiti,
144
,
229
; in Iberia,
141
; in/near Gorringe Bank or Ridge,
69
,
138
; island’s disappearance after,
65
; in Japan,
34
,
229
; mammoth finds and,
94
; Richter scale for measuring,
144
; in Silves,
120
,
122
,
123
,
125
,
131

Easter Island,
198–99

Edgar Cayce’s Atlantis
(Little, Little, and Van Auken),
162

Edison, Thomas,
68

egg/egg shape,
4
,
214
,
216
.
See also
standing stone(s) (menhir[s])

Egypt/Egyptians: alphabet/script and,
177
,
179
,
181
,
182
,
183
,
191
; ancient buildings in,
41
; ancient priest in,
11
,
60
,
83
,
117
,
145
,
180
; Atlantean race and,
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,
200
,
201
; Atlanteans attacking,
174
; Atlantis reaching to,
16
,
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,
185
; blond-haired/red-haired people and,
233
;
Book of the Dead
,
68
; canal/reservoir and,
100
,
103
; crops in,
89
; egg shape and,
216
; electrical technology in,
225
; Greeks in,
11
; Guanches and,
151
; Herodotus’ writings about,
80
; island extending to,
65
; Knefu,
216
; Manetho,
182
; measurements and,
116
,
145
; Mycenaeans and,
25
; orichalchum and,
83
; Osiris,
200
; Plato and,
62
,
174
,
245
,
247
,
248
; pyramids in,
217
,
219–20
,
233
; Rameses III, IV, and VI,
56
,
64
,
200
,
210
; rods and,
208
; rulers in,
89
; Seti,
210
; Solon in,
11
; Sphinx,
220
,
233
; Sumerians and,
213
; Temahu chieftain on tombs in,
56
; text/story on columns in,
13
,
64
; Thoth,
182
,
200
,
210
; timeline and,
9
,
26
,
80
; Turin Papyrus,
182
; word for “island,” translation of,
78

Elasippo,
166

Elasippus,
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electrical technology,
224–28

Elel/Eliel,
180

elephants,
92
,
93–94
,
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,
99
,
249

El Laberinto
,
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Eloim,
180

El Puerto de Santa María, Spain,
72

embankments: as advanced technology,
224
; chart showing,
127
; Phoenician site and,
123
,
124
,
125
; Plato’s description of,
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,
112
,
113
,
120
,
121
,
122–28
,
127
; as protection from tsunamis,
139

England,
25
,
51
,
63
,
128
,
141
,
221
,
232

Erytharea/Erythraean Sea,
63–64

essos
,
182

Estoi, Algarve, Portugal (Milreu to the Romans),
109
,
110
,
170
,
173

Estômbar, Algarve, Portugal,
98
,
101
,
102

Eumelus,
248

Europe: alphabet/script and,
179
,
190
,
191
; Celts from,
203
; DNA markers and,
165
; formation of,
36
; on Piri Reis map,
74
,
75
; plate movement and,
35
,
36
; in Plato’s account,
245
; seismic activity and,
229–30
; Slavic people in,
214
; standing stones (menhirs) and,
214
; Thracians in,
197
,
214
; trade with,
61
; Tunguska incident affecting,
141
; Vinca civilization in,
215