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Old 11-16-2004, 02:01 PM
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Originally posted by CSUSigEp
^ I Agree. I dont buy the whole Ireland theory though because well uh.. It didnt sink into the ocean for one
But as the article said, this scientist believes Ireland (Atlantis) was mixed up with a small island that DID sink around 6100 BC.

From the article:
"Erlingsson believes the idea that Atlantis sank came from the fate of Dogger Bank, an isolated shoal in the North Sea, about 60 miles off the northeastern coast of England, which sank after being hit by a huge flood wave around 6,100 B.C.

"I suspect that myth came from Ireland and it derives from Dogger Bank. I think the memory of Dogger Bank was probably preserved in Ireland for around 3,000 years and became mixed up with the story of Atlantis," he said.
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