Atlas of possible shores

Atlantis

Last Glacial Maximum

21,000 years ago · −134 m · Ice sheets maximum · Sahara desert · tilt 28.0° · Sagittarius

Sue

3,200 yr

21,400–18,200 BK · ~19,552 to ~16,352 BCE

The surviving populations began to multiply and spread again. There were repeated periods of war and conflict. Various physical and spiritual deformities appeared among the races of men.

Bashar · comet approachBashar

Poseidonis still stands. A large comet has taken an eccentric orbit that crosses Earth’s path twice a year.

Poseidonis · glacial shelfW. Scott-Elliot

Poseidonis is larger than Map 4 — glacial shelves stand dry around the drawn coast.

Eustatic sea level

−134 m

21,000 years ago · Last Glacial Maximum

Last Glacial Maximum. Ice-equivalent sea level −134 m. Laurentide and Fennoscandian ice sheets at maximum. Sundaland, Sahul, Beringia, and Doggerland stand as dry plains.

White: northern ice sheets (Dyke 2004; Patton 2017). Olive: North African humidity. Blue: Lambeck 2014 to 26 ka. Ember marks: chronicle.

Atlas of possible shores

Atlantis

2% · Blue Marble texture