Review of Atlantis Revealed

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History always have fabulous tales to narrate especially with maps, evidence, old picture, sum up tales from different mouths, Perspective from other countries people. History have different shades, through your review it's evident that it's book with tales and evidence to support the facts.
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What a complete and informative review! It sounds like the book is not at all what I expected when I looked at the title and cover. It sounds like it will be very interesting, with looking at Atlantis and mythology and maps and Christianity! I look forward to reading it!
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My evaluation of "ATLANTIS REVEALED BY MEDIEVAL AND NASA OCEAN FLOOR MAPS & ANCIENT MYTHOLOGY" is comprehensive and sound. It is praiseworthy that the author, Riaan Booysen, presents his research with the respect for different beliefs and at the same time going into the fascinating topic of Atlantis. Pics and maps give the depth of the exploration. You note that the excellent writing, and the absence of errors, indicate how effectively the book was written. Your suggestion for researchers, historians, and cartographers is that it is valuable for those who want to discover the ancient mysteries.
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Thank you for your review of "ATLANTIS REVEALED BY MEDIEVAL AND NASA OCEAN FLOOR MAPS & ANCIENT MYTHOLOGY." It's great to hear that the book provides a comprehensive exploration of Atlantis, ancient maps, and mythology. The author's respectful approach to different beliefs and the inclusion of images and maps make it an engaging read. The book's brevity and excellent editing, as well as its ability to uncover new perspectives, make it a valuable resource for researchers, historians, and cartographers. Thank you for your recommendation, and I hope the book continues to inspire curiosity and exploration.
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I'm fascinated by ancient mythology, and the enigma of Atlantis piques my interest. I can't wait to explore the maps, photographs, and illustrations included in the book.
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I do love a great mythological story. Although I have not read this book, this wonderfully written review here makes me want to add it to my shelf.
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The book "ATLANTIS REVEALED BY MEDIEVAL AND NASA OCEAN FLOOR MAPS & ANCIENT MYTHOLOGY" seems to offer a fascinating exploration of ancient myths and their potential connections to historical and geographical discoveries. It's commendable that the author combines research, respect for diverse beliefs, and engaging presentation to shed light on intriguing topics like Atlantis and biblical narratives. Your detailed review provides valuable insights for potential readers interested in delving into this realm of knowledge. Nice review!
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The book Atlantis Revealed examines beliefs regarding the Great Flood and the submersion of Atlantis beneath the ocean by delving into the histories and customs of many tribes alongside the latest data. It offers simple-to-understand details about life before the Great Flood. A thorough review. Congrats on BOTD, author.
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This review indicates the intelligence of the writer, revealing the content of the book and attracting the reader’s attention, so that everyone will find what they are looking to read. If the review is like this, then the book is interesting and must be read.
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Unraveling the secrets of Atlantis, this book is a fascinating journey through history, mythology, and human ingenuity, leaving readers in awe of the unknown.
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Unraveling the secrets of Atlantis, this book is a fascinating journey through history, mythology, and human ingenuity, leaving readers in awe of the unknown.
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Reading the review, i find it fascinating that Booysen attempts to use evidence like old maps and writings to give credibility to Plato's descriptions of the fabled lost city of Atlantis. Kudos to the author.
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The review you shared is insightful and engaging! It's fascinating how the author combines ancient maps, mythology, and historical research to explore the concept of Atlantis. The connection with biblical stories adds an intriguing layer to the discussion. Have you read the book yourself? If so, what were your thoughts on it?
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This book shows the scientific knowledge about Atlantis. It has constant references to studies and links to ancient population and religion. Fascinating.
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Atlantis Revealed by Riaan Booysen is a fascinating book that talks about Atlantis, a continent that sank in a day. The author's research is absolutely commendable, and I think it will be interesting to read about the religious, historical, and mythological angles to this phenomenon. Congratulations on the BOTD!
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