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The Case Of The Missing Continent
“Atlantis as the origin of New World culture is a theory dating back almost to the discovery of the New World itself,” Robert Wauchope wrote in 1962. It became a popular idea about the Americas even before they were colonized. We can blame the Spanish and the Italians. Columbus, a Genoan, sailed west looking for the legendary island of “Antilia” on behalf of the Spanish king and queen. Then people got creative.
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