#finding atlantis

[cosmiclatte28]

Okay sorry sorry sorry but dude i just have the time to check out SHINee's Atlantis MV AND OMG COME ON ITS SO PRETTYYY THE MV!!!

What's a shinee mv if the color scheme is not popping or soo pretty?! Once again SHINee did it!! They have the best MV colors I always like it!!

Can we bring back 1of1 but like this one is soooo soo my fave!! 😭😭😭😭😍😍😍

Definitely making edits with these!! Gosh so pretty 🥺🤩🤩🤩

[cinetres]

James Cameron se prepara para producir el documental ‘Search For Atlantis’

James Cameron se prepara para producir el documental ‘Search For Atlantis’

Por @carolinnatas

  El cineasta James Cameron se encuentra preparándose para ‘Search For Atlantis’, la segunda entrega del documental emitido por NatGeo en 2011, que llevó por título ‘Finding Atlantis’.

Cameron hará equipo con el cineasta Simcha Jacobovici, ganador de tres Premios Emmy por su trabajo en los documentales ‘The Plague Monkeys’, ‘The Selling of Innocents’ y ‘Sex Slaves’, en 1995,…

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[kynarethswind]

I just watched NatGeo's Finding Atlantis (just found out the doc actually released 3 years ago but whatever). Basically their (Dr. Richard Freund and co.) theory is that Atlantis located on Dona Ana, southern Spain. Possible archaeological site, check (proved by satellite images and ground photos that showed a pattern on the soil, which is possibly a layout of a city). Proof of tsunami which said to be Atlantis' end, check.

Interesting and intriguing...

But yea

1. Why did they carbon dated the statuettes? Okay it could be used to deny the whole theory if the result came up as 'too young', which is unlikely since eh, stones, you know, most of them are thousands year old? Anyway based on my own experience on Muaro Jambi, locals love it when their territory is claimed as archaeological site. More tourists, more income. So they 'litter' 'artifacts' on the ground. "Hey we suddenly found 2 statuettes above the ground!!!" sounds kinda suspicious imho.

2. The surrounding site only seen as 'ritual city' is sort of... weird? Their theory is, after the tsunami, surviving citizens of Atlantis fled there, and made a miniature of Atlantis to memorize the greatness of their city. It's a monument. A tribute. Probably their way to show their gratitude for the gods because they are saved. No matter how proud human can be, I think survival always comes up first? Okay so maybe they settle up first, built the actual stone city of temples and barely settlements later. The settlement, since it's temporary and made of organics would be destroyed and leave no trace. But where did they got the resources? It was mentioned that the slate which is used isn't found nearby but rather closer to the destroyed-by-tsunami site (I think?). Again, imho it's also possible that the site was actual temples which was built around the time Atlantis was still around? Especially since there are more than one site. I don't really know much about Atlantian culture, but building temples that are away from the center of the city doesn't sound impossible to me.

[proyect-able-blog]

Dato curioso

Cuando hablamos de Doñana, nunca hubiéramos pensado que podríamos referirnos a la posible ubicación de la Atlantida. Por lo visto, según recientes teorías basadas en hallazgos geológicos, se han encontrado sedimentos que posiblemente no son de origen natural, sino manipulados por el hombre. Este vídeo es la primera parte de un programa especial "Finding Atlantis" de National Geographics donde exponen varias teorías y razones sobre el tema.

Informativos de TVE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzyRmb9Vric#t=56

[perfectstormscrystalskies]

<3

[pangeasplits]

[Disney's Atlants: The Lost Empire fusion]

Rating: E

Summary:

“There’s nothing down here,” Erik says, the words vibrating up from within the depths of his chest beneath Charles’ ear and cheek, “nothing but death.”

For Pips, who is (rightfully) cashing in on this.  <3

[therealadelon]

[highlightmagazine-blog]

Finding Atlantis

http://dlvr.it/2knmkC