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Population of Atlantis | ] considered the population of Atlantis to have been at least 20 million. “Let us begin with the allegedly excessive numbers of inhabitants. This can be roughly calculated from the details Plato gives...

Orichalcum (m) - Atlantipedia Orichalcum is one of the many mysteries in Plato’s Atlantis narrative. It is mentioned five times in the Critias [114e, 116c-d, 119c] as a metal extensively used in Atlantis. I am not aware of any ref...

Allen, J.M. (I) - Atlantipedia J.M.Allen, a Scotsman, worked in the 1970’s as an expert in satellite mapping with the British Royal Air Force. He was also a researcher of ancient measuring systems. The combination of these two inte...