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Atlantis destroyed / Rodney Castleden

This study examines the historical validity of Plato's Atlantis legend by comparing it to the Minoan civilisations of Crete and Thera. It analyses archaeological evidence and cultural parallels to distinguish the original account from modern utopian myths.

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vernon_accession 263
vernon_id 4152
vernon_slug atlantis-destroyed-rodney-castleden
vernon_authors Rodney Castleden
vernon_tags Religion, History, Archaeology, Literature, Philology, Civilisation, Mythology, Manners and customs, Legends, Folklore, Islands in literature, Mythology, Greek, Geographical myths, Art, Ancient, Classical literature, Greek literature, Atlantis (Legendary place), Imaginary histories
vernon_production_date 1998
vernon_brief_description Plato's legend of the famed lost continent of Atlantis has become notorious among scholars as the most absurd lie in literature. Atlantis Destroyed explores the possibility that the account given by Plato is historically true. -- Publisher's description.
vernon_object_type Books/Document genres/Information forms/Visual and Verbal Communication
vernon_locations Transit
vernon_ob_status Accessioned
vernon_isbn_issn 0415165393
vernon_subject_people Plato (Greek, b.428 BCE, d.247 BCE)
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vernon_last_sync_timestamp 2026-04-30 08:40
vernon_cover_image_id 22089
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