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Atlantipedia.com
Atlantipedia.com
Atlantipedia.com is a website(a) also dedicated to the study of Atlantis and founded by Stelios Pavlou. It was active until mid-2011 at which point it became dormant, and so it remained until around September, 2013, when material was again added to the site. There is extensive content, which is divided into a number of sections: Plato’s description, Atlantis theories, Theorists, Flood myths and Bibliography. The site is now closed.
*(a) https://web.archive.org/web/20170610214719/https://www.atlantipedia.com:80/doku.php*
Pavlou, Stelios Grant
Stelios (Stel) Grant Pavlou (1970- ) is a British writer of Cypriot extraction, who developed a website (a) devoted to Atlantis and other lost cities, as well as a section on comparative mythology. 
The site is well presented but unfortunately it has not been updated since April 2011 until it was resuscitated in late 2013, but due to family illness had to go offline again. In late 2015 he announced that he will be resuming his posting in the near future. However, this did not come to pass and he finally closed down his website, which was a distinct loss to students of Atlantology.
>Pavlou has also written an interesting, if somewhat convoluted, paper(a) on Manetho’s Egyptian King List compared with Conventional Egyptian Chronology and is its relevance to the dating of Atlantis. This forensic study led him to conclude that Plato’s 9,000 years were, in reality, only 3,942 years, placing the time of Atlantis somewhere in or around 4532 BC.<
He is also the author of Decipher, a bestselling speculative novel[316] centred on the tale of Atlantis. Pavlou is also well-known as a screenwriter (e.g. 51st State).
Pavlou now lives with his family in Colorado, USA.
(a) https://atlantipedia.com/ [Not to be confused with this site] (offline Jan. 2017)