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INDEX
Numbers in italics indicate illustrations.
2012, 196–97
A’a’tam, 42–43
Acosta, Joseph de, 159
Adhemar, Joseph Alphonse, 190
Africa, 131, 153
Agassiz, Louis, 145–47, 150, 189–90
Age of Discovery, 106–15
agriculture, 4, 83–84, 126–29, 127, 129
bananas and sugar, 132–34
climatically favorable sites, 131–32
global climatic model for, 205–13, 209, 211–12
in Latin America, 129–31
Air Force, U.S., 16–17, 21
Airyana Vaêjo, 92
alchemy, 102
Alexander the Great, 98–99
al-Ma’mun, Caliph, 106–7
Amenhotep II, 76
America, 159–60, 176
Anasazi, 50
ankylosing spondylitis (AS), 76–77
Antarctica, 5, 10, 35–36, 46
antipodes of, 139–43
geography and climate of, 135–39, 136, 138
as location of Atlantis, 18–19, 65–69, 67, 95–97, 96
ocean level and, 122
See also agriculture
Antichthones, 58–59, 59
Araucanians, 47
archaeologists, 82–83
Archimedes, 99
Arctic Circle, 34, 92–97, 96, 153, 164–65
Arctic Home of the Vedas, The, 92
Arctic Ocean, 95–96, 96
Aristotle, 62, 98, 173
Arostarchos of Samos, 100
Asia, 64–65, 68
asthenosphere, 32–33, 32
astronomy, 82–83
Ataturk, Kemal, 9
Atlantic Ocean, 61, 64, 119–20, 160, 174–75, 177, 180
Atlantis
ancient Greek view on, 64–65
Atlantean worldview, 66–69, 67
city of, 181–88, 183–84, 187
destruction of, 54–55
gender roles in, 157–58
Göbekli Tepe and, 84–85
island paradise myths of, 91–97
as legend, 4–5
theories about, 173–80, 175
See also maps, Atlantean; specific topics; survivors of Atlantis
Atlantis: The Antediluvian World, 174–76
Atlantis Blueprint, The, 195
Australia, 153
axis shift, 197–200, 199
Aymara, 86–87
Aztecs, 87
Aztlan, 87, 90–91
Baker, Mount, 44, 44
Baltensperger, W., 142–43, 197
bananas, 132–34
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 41
bears, 158
Bering, Vitus, 160
Beringia, 105, 160–61, 161
Bible, 148–49, 159
Bingham, Hiram, 49
Blue Hummingbird, 88, 89
Boas, Franz, 40–41
Brazilian Fish, 146
Brinchurst, Robert, 76
British Board of Longitude, 104
Burroughs, Lorenzo W., 17, 21–23
Byzantines, 106–8
Cahto, 43
California gold rush, 43
Campbell, James H., 9–10, 24, 25–27, 31, 172
Candolle, Alphonse de, 126–27
catastrophism, 147, 149–50
Celts, 50
Cherokee, 45–46
Chicago Historical Society, 28
Christians and Christianity, 108
Chumash tribe, 158
Clark, Emily, 28
Cleopatra, 99
Climate and Time, 191
clovis first theory, 160–61, 166–67
Columbus, Christopher, 2, 8–11, 13–14, 29, 114
computers, 85–87
Concas, V. M., 28
Constantinople, 108, 112, 113
continental drift, 194
Convent of Rabida, 28–29
Cook, James, 104–5
Copernicus, 34–35
Cortes, Hernando, 90
Coxcox, 91
Crantor, 174
Crete, 177–78
Critias, 158, 186
Croll, James, 191–92
Cuvier, Georges, 143–47, 150, 189
Dandolo, Enrico, 107–8
Darwin, Charles, 34–35, 152
Davis, Elizabeth Gould, 158, 179–80
Diego (friar), 48–49
diffusion, 160–67, 161–65
Dilmun, 73, 74
Donnelly, Ignatius, 174–75
Eannes, Gil, 111–12
earth crust displacement, 1–2, 17–19, 29, 30–37, 139, 153–55, 154, 189–90
2012 and, 196–97
continental drift and plate tectonics, 194
ice ages and, 190–94
solar typhoons and, 195–96
versus axis shift, 197–200, 199
earthquakes, 50–51
Earth’s Shifting Crust, The, 31–32
Earth Supporter, 71
Eaton, George, 49
Edhem, Halil, 11–12
Egypt and the Egyptians, 52–53, 57, 76–78, 90, 98–100, 115–19, 131, 169
Einstein, Albert, 1–2, 29, 30–32, 173, 193
Eisenhower, Dwight, 2, 8–11, 23–26
End of Atlantis, The, 178
Enki, 72
Enlil, 72, 74
equidistant projection, 19–20, 27
Eratosthenes, 99
Eric the Red, 101
Euclid, 99
Euhemerus, 170
Europe, 64–65, 106–15, 153
European worldview, 60–64, 61–62 Evans, Arthur, 177–78
evolution, 34–35
extinctions, 36, 151–54
Fall of Man, 148
First Sex, The, 158, 179
Flem-Ath, Rand, 28–29, 75–77, 118–19, 128–29, 203–4
Flem-Ath, Rose, 28–29, 118–19, 203–4
Foam-Woman, 74–75
Franco, Francisco, 23–26
Freedman, Jared, 195–96
Freud, Sigmund, 171–72
Frost, K. T., 177–78
Gama, Vasco da, 61
Gandhi, Mahatma, 91
Garcia, Gregorio, 159–60
gender roles, 157–58
Geological Society of America, 81
geology, 82–83
George III, King, 104
Gerlach, Arch C., 20–21
giants, 41
glacial, 150–51, 190
global climatic model, 205–13, 209, 211–12
Göbekli Tepe, 83–85
God, 148–49
gold rush, 43
Golson, Jack, 133
Grasse, Ray, 28
Greater Antarctica, 135, 136, 139
Great Flood, 5, 40, 43–48, 52–53, 71–72, 79–80, 92–93
Great Sphinx, 80–83, 176
Greeks, 51–52, 64–66
Greenland, 35–36, 137, 139, 199
Greenwich time, 103, 104–5
Guthrie, R. Dale, 142
Guzman de Rojas, Ivan, 86
Gwaii, 74–76
Hadji Ahmed world map, 102–3, 103, 105
Haida, 2, 70–78, 174
Hapgood, Charles, 1–2, 173, 192–93
Air Force cartographic office and, 16–17
center of Piri Reis map and, 21–23
correspondences of, 8–11, 17–19, 23–27
data on extinctions, 153–54
Einstein and, 30–32
roe deer skin map and, 11–13
Haplogroup D4h3a, 156–57, 158
hare god, 38–39, 40
Harrison, John, 19, 104
Heaton, Tim, 156
Helios, 51–52
Henry of Portugal, Prince, 102–3, 111–13
Hieda no Are, 93–94
History of the Byzantine Empire: 324-1453, 107
HLA-B27, 76–78
House of Wisdom, 102
Hughes, Phillip, 133
Hutton, James, 147–49, 152
Hyksos, 77
ice ages, 92–93, 150–51, 190–94
ice sheets, 35–36, 161–62, 161
Inan, Afet, 12–13
Inca, 47–50, 130
Innocent III, Pope, 107
Internet, 4
Ipurina, 47
island paradise myths, 91–97
Jefferson, Mount, 44, 44
Jesuits, 115–17
Jung, Carl, 171–72
Kennedy, John, 27
Kircher, Athanasius, 2–3, 115–18, 119–20
Kitabi Bahriye, 12
Ko-ji-ki, 93–94
Kuhn, Thomas S., 34, 35, 173
Kuk, 132–34
Kukusu Cult, 158
Kutenai, 40–41
land bridge, 160–67, 161–65
languages, ancient, 85–87
La Rábida Monastery, 28–29
Latin America, 129–31
Lauritzen, Stein-Erik, 140
legends, 4–5
Lesser Antarctica, 135–39, 136, 173
Leverrier, Urbain, 190–91
Levi-Strauss, Claude, 171, 172
libraries, 101–6
Libya, 64–65, 68, 178
Lie, Rolv, 140
Life and Works of the Turkish Admiral, 12–13
line of greatest displacement (LGD), 154–55, 154
lithosphere, 33
Little Men, 45
Lodge, Henry Cabot, 27
Lodge, John David, 27
Loeb, E. M., 158
Longitude, 19
Lopez de Gomara, Francisco, 159
Lost City of the Incas, The, 49–50
Luce, I. V., 178
Lyell, Charles, 149–50, 152, 177, 189�
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Machu Picchu, 49–50, 79
MacNeish, Richard S., 164–65
Magellan, Ferdinand, 61, 114–15
magic, 168
Mallery, Arlington, 10, 14–15, 21
mammoth, frozen, 143
Ma’mun, al-, Caliph, 106–7
Manco II, 48
mappa mundus, 11–13
maps, Atlantean, 98–102
Egyptians and, 115–19
in Islamic lands, 101–6, 103, 106
North as down, 119–22, 120–21
role in Age of Discovery, 106–15
Varangians and, 100–101
Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings, 18, 27–28, 180
Marcos (friar), 48–49
Mari, 50–51
Marinatos, Spyridon, 178
marine chronometers, 19
Martin, Paul S., 152
Massingham, Harold John, 179
Mathews, Cynthia, 28
megaliths, 51
Mela, Pomponius, 58–59, 59
Merenptah, 76, 77
Milankovitch, Milutin, 191–92
Monte Verde site, 166–67
Montezuma, 87–90
Montgomery, Shawn, 28
Mouse-Woman, 75
Muller, F, Max, 92
Mundus Subterraneus, 118, 119–22
Mystery of the Sphinx, The, 82
myths, 4–5, 38–53
Na-Dene language, 72
Native Americans, 38–53
Navel of the Earth, 95
Navy, U.S., 14–15, 21
Nelson, Ray, 164
New Guinea, 132–34
New World, 159–67, 161–65
Noah’s ark, 159
Norovgorod, 101
North, 119–22
North America, 105, 153, 158–59, 166–67
North Atlantic Ocean, 174–76, 180
North Pole, 137, 153–54, 154
North Star, 103
Oannes, 75
Ohlmeyer, Harold Z., 10, 16–17, 24
Okanagan, 41–42, 45–46, 95–97, 174
Omar, Caliph, 100
Onogorojima, 93–94
On Your Knees Cave, 156–57, 158
order, 40
Ossip Shumakhov, 143–55
overkill hypothesis, 152–53
Ovid, 58
Palmer Peninsula, 10, 14
Paradise Found, 176–77
Pendejo Cave, 164–65
Phaethon, 52, 60
Pillars of Heracles, 64, 67, 178, 180
Piri Reis World Map, 8–11, 22
accuracy of, 19–21, 20
authors’ search for, 28–29
center of, 21–23
Columbus controversy and, 13–14
conclusions by Mallery, 14–15
Hapgood and, 16–17
rediscovery of, 11–13
source maps for, 19–21
plate tectonics, 33, 194