The Curse of Atlantis: Swallowed into the Sea (Full Episode) | Atlas of Cursed Places

Sam investigates the utopian city, Atlantis, that Plato says was cursed by the gods and swallowed up into the sea 12,000 years ago.

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[chocochochu]

I like this narrator. He keeps things fun throughout the documentary!
Definitely great for encouraging younger gen to stay curious

[WorldMysteriesu]

This video is incredibly captivating! The story of Atlantis is always intriguing and full of mystery, and this episode truly sheds light on new perspectives. The blend of legend and scientific research takes viewers on a profound journey to explore this forgotten civilization. Thank you to the channel for providing such an amazing exploration of one of the world’s greatest mysteries!

[colinleat]

All the Educational channel's have gone down the crapper. Discovery Channel, History, etc.

[Kis-met]

Not sure about some of the criticisms on here, but I actually enjoyed watching something that had an alternative theory to the same old same old that is out there . If nothing else, got to see some beautiful landscapes . The souss-massa area was quite stunning . I didn't mind the narrator Sam either . If people only stuck to popular theories, we'd never have new discoveries.

starts off talking about bad information, and then acts like it should take some random guy seriously, saying "i think this stone art is older" when told it's modern

[jmac]

Jimmy corsetti from bright insight was on to this 3 years ago. His the number 1 reason they are looking at the Richat structure now.

[Snacksandtoyss]

This is a great narrator. My son loved it compared to the old british type narration 🎉

[nicksavage]

ATLANTIS WAS THE
MAIN ISLAND OF
A Chain of Landmass islands that Spanned from
The AZORES TO BAHAMAS AND CUBA

[edwardfletcher]

Santorini is by far the most likely Atlantis location....

[Facesmusica]

Super interesting! Jimmy corsetti from bright insight also has really interesting videos about the Richat Structure

[lackerbitandersson]

Well, go search on the Greek Island of Santorini, where they have excavated a city with 4-storey bldgs that went under during the islands last huge volcano outbreak, some 2600 yrs ago 😊 Atlantis is, after all, a Greek name ..

[valilucifer]

The thing is, we are speaking about times of the summerians the Greek gods didn't even exist at those times, I think that this was a created for what happened to the minoics

[louiscobb]

Absolutely interesting its starting to make since the city of gold and silver fits c Africa

[blacktailgate]

Seriously Nat Geo, you have to censor ancient artwork now?

[herlandercarvalho]

Flat Earth is so 2000's... Hollow Earth is what all the cool kids are talking about today!

[alexanderexarchos]

Vintage Conspiracy Theory - Sorry to see NG going down that road....

[cassieoz]

But not everything Plato wrote has been shown to be accurate. He was a story teller. Why do people cling to this story?

[gaslitworldf.melissab]

Well, there have been thousands of seafaring cultures that also engaged in trade, conquest and of course fishing. So, finding evidence of them is anything but difficult - as long as the water isn't too deep or choppy.

[YetiGx]

If Atlantis did in fact exist up until 10, 000 years ago what are the odds any remains still exist, given thousands of years at the bottom of the ocean under all that pressure?

[nafisatasnim]

This is a very very important and serious find and what kind of narration and reaction is this!? Are you kidding me!?