Pakhomov, Vladimir

Vladimir Pakhomov was born in 1943 in Central Russia. He is a professional mathematician and a researcher into ancient structures, calendars, mythology and astronomy.

He has a website^(a) in English that, among other subjects, offers a fairly standard outline of the ‘Atlantis in the Atlantic’ school of thought^(d). His only claim to ‘originality’ is his over-imaginative identification of the trident of Poseidon as a representation of the outline of the islands of Atlantis as viewed from the sea! This, like the stopped clock being correct twice a day, could only be true from one specific direction.

Pakhomov has also written^(b)(c) about the Giza pyramids and Sphinx including a pathetic attempt to relate contour outlines on the plateau with a map of the North American continent. These two Web Pages are intended to be teasers to encourage readers to purchase his e-book, an intention that failed to prompt me to buy.

^(a) Atlantis. Map of Atlantis (archive.org) *

^(b) https://www.angelfire.com/retro/calendar/pyramids.html

^(c) See: https://web.archive.org/web/20130721180646/https://www.pakhomov.com/giza.html

^(d) See Archive 2362