Where Is The Lost City Of Atlantis Located

Wow! Wow! Atlantis! In an RPG series, if only I could be the main character then I'd be off to see where that wild Atlantis treasure hunt is going to take me next. Then again, Punk Hazard, Dressrosa neither of these places are real so the odds don't seem too good for Atlantis... probably? The location of Atlantis has been the subject of heated debate for centuries. At present, it's still looking rather uncertain! Of course, if anywhere it must be mentioned in Plato's accounts from 'Critias' and 'Timaeus' that it's somewhere beyond 'the Pillars of Hercules'. That means traditionally the Atlantic Ocean. However other theories propose that it could be in the Mediterranean Sea instead, or even out toward one of these Caribbean islands! So maybe it's everywhere and nowhere at all. If you ask me, I would say if anywhere it's snugly nestled in the pages of history - not to mention a little bit at the bottom of the sea from 'One Piece'!

Lost cities 's background is just one cliche in animation or game fiction which never ends; that is where I tend to be either five thousand years old and know thirty languages fluently or still, the development has been filled with long days of struggle and many failures. Lost civilizations lasted for but a single generation--after which they were always destroyed by misfortunes even more devastating than those that had brought them to power in the first place.Taking this further, the lost city of Atlantis may be located on one hand as boundless and remote Eastern Sea which nobody has ever reached before; on the other it could lie (approximately) just above any other large landmass. According to ancient philosopher Plato's teachings, the sunken city with its legendary science and civilization once existed somewhere within planet earth--but exactly where that happens to be is a puzzle to everyone. Some say the Aegean Sea could be the place: Nea Kameni, for instance, is on Thera Island about six thousand years old; these people believe Mycenaean culture originated there. In recent times, other theories have been put forward--such as placing it just off Cuba's coast. Probabilities are unproven guesses. Searching for One Piece seems no different, doesn't it? I mean questing for something even Murphy's Law says cannot exist on a map unless it comes out eventually.

Well, we're venturing into the realm of myths and legends, aren't we? No concrete historical or archeological evidence points to the exact location of the lost city of Atlantis. It's usually associated with the Atlantic Ocean, primarily because of its name and Plato's writings. Plato in his works 'Timaeus' and 'Critias', described Atlantis as a powerful and advanced kingdom that sank, in one tragic night, into the ocean. Some theories, however, suggest its existence in the Mediterranean, around the islands of Santorini or Crete.