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Gorodnitsky, Alexander M.
Alexander M. Gorodnitsky (1933- ) is a member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, who is a geologist and oceanographer by profession(a). His other interests range from ancient civilisations to music composition. The former led him to conclude that Atlantis had existed and was situated between Gibraltar and the Azores near, the Ampere and Josephine seamounts.>Paulo Riven also favoured the Josephine/Torre seamount region holding the location of Atlantis(b).<
(a) https://atlantisforschung.de/index.php?title=Alexander_M._Gorodnitsky
>(b) https://tribesofatlantis.blogspot.com/p/9000-years-and-second-flood-explained.html<