Günter Bischoff has written (in German) a number of papers^(a)(b) that strongly support Spanuth’s theory, which places Atlantis in the North Sea with the royal capital on a Helgoland larger than what we have today. He believes that its megalithic influence extended from Scandinavia and the British Isles on to North West France and southern Spain and the western Mediterranean. He also includes central Europe and the Atlantic island groups in this loose confederation.

Bischoff also blames the Phaeton encounter for the destruction of the capital of Atlantis. Dale Drinnon has given us a translation^(c) of Bischoff’s paper on this matter.

Bischoff also supports Spanuth in identifying amber as the orichalcos referred to by Plato and accepting the Sea Peoples as ‘North Sea’ Peoples.

^(a) http://www.eichner-dresden.de/atlantis/

^(b) http://www.efodon.de/html/archiv/vorgeschichte/bischoff/atlantis.htm

^(c) http://frontiers-of-anthropology.blogspot.com/2011/08/fall-of-phaethon-by-gunter-bischoff.html