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Angelis, Alexandros

Alexandros Angelis (1978- ) is the Greek author of Our Unknown Ancient Past [1903]. He has published a lengthy article on Graham Hancock‘s website(a) in which he reprises elements from his book; ancient technology, Greeks in Polynesia, Hyperboreans and of course, Atlantis.

His book has a lot of material relating to Atlantis as does his website(b). Angelis has opted for the Azores as part of Plato’s Atlantis(c).

There are several matters raised by Angelis that I cannot agree with, particularly his suggestion that the ending of the Younger Dryas and Plato’s date for the inundation of Atlantis is too much of a coincidence not to be connected(d)! I contend that there is no coincidence as Atlantis (or Athens) did not exist until many millennia after the Younger Dryas. I have dealt with this in the Dating Atlantis entry and more fully in Joining the Dots.

(a) https://grahamhancock.com/angelisa1/ 

(b) Our Unknown Ancient Past

(c) https://ourunknownancientpast.blogspot.com/2021/06/the-azores-as-candidate-location-for.html

(d) https://ourunknownancientpast.blogspot.com/2021/08/plato-atlantis-probability-of.html