The Atlantis Enigma (edition 2000)

by Herbie Brennan (Author)

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The legend of Atlantis has been intriguing people for centuries. This book explores the wealth of evidence available that supports the claim that Atlantis was a real continent with a cultured society, able to build great cities, grow crops, inscribe written records and sail the oceans.

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Title:	The Atlantis Enigma
Authors:	Herbie Brennan (Author)
Info:	Piatkus (2000), Edition: New edition, 224 pages
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