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Stephany, Timothy J.
Timothy J. Stephany is a keen student of mythology in general and Norse mythology(a) in particular. He has also written a book, The Eden Enigma[840], which explores the background to the biblical story of the Garden of Eden. He has an extensive website that offers a fascinating and well illustrated paper(b) on the remarkable Göbekli Tepe site which includes a number of carved animal that Stephany suggests may be a representation of constellations when they were carved. His site also includes a review(c) of Jim Allen’s theory, which places Atlantis in the Andes, but concludes at the end of a lengthy paper that the evidence is not strong enough. His article on paleoastronomy(d) should be read in conjunction with his comments on Göbekli Tepe.
(a) See Archive 3611
(b) See: Archive 3610
*(c) See: https://web.archive.org/web/20180826103142/https://www.timothystephany.com:80/atlantis.html
(d) See: https://web.archive.org/web/20180826101824/https://www.timothystephany.com:80/paleoastronomy.html*