Millette, Louis

Louis Millette is a Canadian commentator who claims to have identified the location of Atlantis in the region of the Guadalquivir River in Spain’s Andalusia, maintaining that Tartessos, Tarshish and Atlantis were all the same. He has posted a set of three satellite images ^(d) to support his contention, unfortunately, I cannot see anything that might be related to Atlantis. His brief video clip^(e) is equally uninformative.

However, Millette is a firm believer in extraterrestrial visitors^(a), which for me is sufficient reason to consider him an unreliable researcher. He also claims to have located the ‘Hanging Gardens of Babylon’ in Nineveh, (now on the outskirts of Iraq’s city of Mosul), an idea already proposed by Stephanie Dailey of Oxford University as early as 1992^(c) and later (2020) adopted by Anthony Woods. Even more provocative is the suggestion from Constantinos Ragazas that the correct title should be The Hanging Gardens of Göbekli Tepe!^(f)

Millette promises startling revelations regarding Stonehenge in June 2015. However, a brief posting^(g)  on the academia.edu website, consisting of some text and three images reveals nothing!

^(a) https://www.ancient-origins.net/unexplained-phenomena/ancient-history-ufos-and-unclassified-document-oppenheim-and-einstein-001384

^(c) The Hanging Gardens of … Nineveh? (archive.org) *

^(d) https://yourshot.nationalgeographic.com/profile/332999/ (link broken) 

^(e) https://youtu.be/LvrW_Jwintc

^(f) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/271076011_The_Hanging_Gardens_of_Gobekli_Tepe

^(g) https://www.academia.edu/12615336/Stonehenge_the_cycle_of_life_Louis_view_2015_