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Bircherod, Jens

Jens Bircherod (1664-1720) was a Swiss scholar who accepted that Atlantis had been situated in America and also speculated that the Phoenicians and Carthaginians had, by a fortuitous mixture of winds and currents, reached America, as noted briefly in his treatise, De orbe novo non novo schediasma [1473].

The historian, Manfred Petri, commented about Bircherod’s, “detailed and scholarly study” it says, among other things: ” Most of his arguments served to prove the knowledge of ancient authors of the New World . For support he consulted numerous passages from ancient writings, which, however, contained only vague hints about America.”(a)

(a) Jens Janus Bircherod (Bircherodius junior) – Atlantisforschung.de (atlantisforschung-de.translate.goog)