Next, I tried an even more obscure reference-Balor, the king of the giant Sea People in Irish folklore. I thought it unlikely that many researchers would associate Viracocha’s “rising” from the great depths of Lake Titicaca with his possible arrival from Atlantis after the deluge, but there he was. I started with Viracocha, the early Inca culture-hero, who has fascinated me since our trip to Peru, where I stood at his legendary tomb site at Machu Picchu. I must confess that the first thing I did when I received a manuscript copy of Frank Joseph’s The Atlantis Encyclopedia was to check for myself just how thorough the text really was. 302 Afterword by Professor Nobuhiro Yoshida. 298 Z: Zac-Mu-until to Zuni Deluge Story. 260 U: Ualuvu levu to Uxmal.277 V: Vediouis to Vue. 133 I: Iamblichos to Izanagi and Izanami.143 J: Jacolliot to Jubmel.150 K: Ka’ahupahau to Kuskurza.
64 C: Caer Feddwid to Cuchavira.80 D: Dardanus to Dzilke. Donato, the foremost explorer of Poseidia.įoreword by Brad Steiger. The Atlantis encyclopedia / by Frank Joseph foreword by Brad Steiger.
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