@Uachtarain It seems the most reasonable.
Although there are records that people of the Med have traveled way out of the Sea, their relations are restricted around the sea for the most part.

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@PepsiColaP Great.
I saw documentaries way back in the past; some were trying to find it near Spain as well.

Santorini, however, seems one plausible scenario.

I'm gonna take a look at that article now.

@arkod they have already found artifacts in the island and considering it was firstly mentioned by an ancient Greek Philosopher it wouldn't surprise me. Yes I saw something about spain as well. Makes the job of an archeologist look extremely fun haha

@StoopKid It could have been a story or something more to it.
I believe that, whether Atlantis or however it came to be known back then, its creation had roots of truth.

@sally1981 I wouldn't have thought it was there, it sounds more Greek to me.

@NankerPhelge Buy a map of the World

@sally1981 I should be able to find one online. Lol :)

@MasterLee Somewhere near there is my guess as well.

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout I get it.😂
History Channel turned into a joke, but still.

@DunningKruger I admit it must have been symbolic, but what is closest to Atlantis? Santorini, some other island?

@arkod Plato, in his dialogues “Timaeus” and “Critias,” describes Atlantis as an island larger than Libya and Asia Minor put together, located in the Atlantic just beyond the Pillars of Hercules — generally assumed to mean the Strait of Gibraltar. Plato describes it as a powerful and advanced kingdom that sank, in a night and a day, into the ocean around 9600 BCE.

Santorini has been a suggested site for the "real" Atlantis since the 19th century, mostly because it was destroyed by a volcanic eruption around 1600 BCE. Santorini is in the middle of the Aegean Sea, nowhere near the Strait of Gibraltar, and other than the fact that it was destroyed by a volcanic eruption, I'm unaware of the reasons Atlantis hunters have zeroed in on it.

@NankerPhelge It says "Video unavailable."

@arkod Shit, that always happens. Try this one.
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@Jessmari 😄👍