| Title | : | 60 Bukti bahwa Atlantis Ada di Indonesia |
| Duration | : | 56:53 |
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| Published | : | 12-11-2017 |
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1. At a distant point in the “Atlantic Ocean” (ancient Greek understanding)
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2. The way to other islands
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3. Might pass to opposite continent encompasses true ocean
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4. Larger than “Libya” and “Asia” (Asia Minor) combined (ancient Greek understanding)
09:08
5. The landscape of the whole country, at the region on the side of the ocean, was very lofty and precipitous.
09:08
6. Two-season climate – “summer” (dry) and “winter” (wet)
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7. Abundant of water benefit of the annual rainfall
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8. Excellently attempered climate
10:39
9. Fertile, best soil for carpenter, agriculture and farming
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10. Abundant of food supply for every animal, wild or tame, to sustain a civilization and to create an army (about 20 million people)
11:15
11. Vast diversity of flora and fauna
11:15
12. Elephant, horse, “bull” and dolphin
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13. “Fruits” having a hard rind, affording drinks and meats and ointments
14:53
14. Land products which spoil with keeping, consoled after dinner
15:58
15. Roots, herbage, woods and essences distilled from “fruit” and flower
17:06
16. Cultivated land product, dried, for nourishment and any other, used for food – common name ‘pulse’
17:37
17. “Chestnuts and the like, which furnish pleasure and amusement
18:02
8. All of them were wondrous and in infinite abundance.
18:02
19. Gold
18:20
20. Silver
18:20
21. Tin
18:20
22. “Brass”/“bronze” (copper, tin and zinc)
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23. “Orichalcum”, more precious mineral than anything except gold, flashing, red color
18:20
24. “Orichalcum” was dug out of the earth in many parts of the land.
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25. Immediately about and surrounding the city was a level plain.
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26. The plain was smooth and even.
19:56
27. The plain was surrounded by mountains which descended towards the sea.
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28. The plain looked towards the south, sheltered from the north.
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29. The mountains surrounding the plain celebrated their number, size and beauty, with many wealthy villages of country folk, rivers, lakes and meadows.
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30. Plenty of wood of various sorts on the plain – abundant for each and every kind of work.
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31. The general shape of the plain was rectangular and oblong.
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32. The plain was extending in one direction 3,000 stadia (± 555 km), across the center inland 2,000 stadia (± 370 km).
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33. The perimeter ditch was incredible in size, unexpected that they were artificial.
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34. The perimeter ditch was 100 ft (± 30 m) deep, 1 stadium (± 185 m) wide, 10,000 stadia (± 1,850 km) long.
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35. The perimeter ditch received streams from the mountains.
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36. The inland canals were straight, about 100 ft (± 30 m) wide, 100 stadia (± 18.5 km) intervals and let off into the perimeter ditch.
22:15
37. Transverse passages were cut from one inland canal into another.
24:49
38. The inland canals and transverse passages were means for transporting wood and products in ships.
25:22
39. Irrigation streams were tapping from the canals.
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40. The irrigation streams supplied water to the land in “summer” (dry) but rainfall in the “winter” (rainy) yielding two crops in a year.
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41. The island city was in a sea surrounded by a boundless continent, the other is a real ocean.
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42. The city was in front of a strait.
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43. There were some islands in the sea.
27:17
44. Immediately about and surrounding the city was a level plain and all the canals met at the city and drained into the sea.
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45. A small hill (the central island) and a vast level plain near the sea were accessible by ships, vessels and boats from the sea.
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46. The sea at the Atlantis city “is now” (Solon’s time) impassable and impenetrable because of a “reef of clay/mud” (coral reef), caused by “subsidence” of the island (sea level rise).
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47. The ruin of the city is now under the sea.
30:18
48. The city was beyond bordering monuments, the (ancient) Greek called them “the Monuments of Heracles”.
32:35
49. Hot and cold springs
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50. White, black and red stones
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51. Hollowed out rock for roofs of double docks
35:02
52. “Poseidon” (sea or water god, law founder, driving sea creatures, supreme god in earlier time)
36:30
53. “Heracles” (son of the supreme god, outrageous birth, has insatiable appetites and being very rude, brutal and violent)
40:23
54. “Bull” sacrifices
44:12
55. Temple or pyramid
45:35
56. Maritime activities
48:59
57. Advanced civilization in the era
50:17
58. Destructed 9,000 years before Solon (about 11,600 years ago)
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59. Earthquakes and “floods” from the sea (tsunami)
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60. Sunken ceaselessly (post-glacial sea level rise)
55:12
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