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INDEX

Numbers in
italics
indicate illustrations.

2012, 196–97

A’a’tam, 42–43

Acosta, Joseph de, 159

Adhemar, Joseph Alphonse, 190

Africa, 131, 153

Agassiz, Louis, 145–47, 150, 189–90

Age of Discovery, 106–15

agriculture, 4, 83–84, 126–29,
127
,
129

bananas and sugar, 132–34

climatically favorable sites, 131–32

global climatic model for, 205–13,
209
,
211–12

in Latin America, 129–31

Air Force, U.S., 16–17, 21

Airyana Vaêjo, 92

alchemy, 102

Alexander the Great, 98–99

al-Ma’mun, Caliph, 106–7

Amenhotep II, 76

America, 159–60, 176

Anasazi, 50

ankylosing spondylitis (AS), 76–77

Antarctica, 5, 10, 35–36,
46

antipodes of, 139–43

geography and climate of, 135–39,
136
,
138

as location of Atlantis, 18–19, 65–69,
67
, 95–97,
96

ocean level and, 122

See also
agriculture

Antichthones, 58–59,
59

Araucanians, 47

archaeologists, 82–83

Archimedes, 99

Arctic Circle,
34
, 92–97,
96
, 153, 164–65

Arctic Home of the Vedas, The,
92

Arctic Ocean, 95–96,
96

Aristotle, 62, 98, 173

Arostarchos of Samos, 100

Asia, 64–65, 68

asthenosphere, 32–33,
32

astronomy, 82–83

Ataturk, Kemal, 9

Atlantic Ocean,
61
, 64, 119–20, 160, 174–75, 177, 180

Atlantis

ancient Greek view on, 64–65

Atlantean worldview, 66–69,
67

city of, 181–88,
183–84
,
187

destruction of, 54–55

gender roles in, 157–58

Göbekli Tepe and, 84–85

island paradise myths of, 91–97

as legend, 4–5

theories about, 173–80,
175

See also
maps, Atlantean; specific topics; survivors of Atlantis

Atlantis: The Antediluvian World,
174–76

Atlantis Blueprint, The,
195

Australia, 153

axis shift, 197–200,
199

Aymara, 86–87

Aztecs, 87

Aztlan, 87, 90–91

Baker, Mount, 44,
44

Baltensperger, W., 142–43, 197

bananas, 132–34

Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 41

bears, 158

Bering, Vitus, 160

Beringia, 105, 160–61,
161

Bible, 148–49, 159

Bingham, Hiram, 49

Blue Hummingbird, 88, 89

Boas, Franz, 40–41

Brazilian Fish,
146

Brinchurst, Robert, 76

British Board of Longitude, 104

Burroughs, Lorenzo W., 17, 21–23

Byzantines, 106–8

Cahto, 43

California gold rush, 43

Campbell, James H., 9–10, 24, 25–27, 31, 172

Candolle, Alphonse de, 126–27

catastrophism, 147, 149–50

Celts, 50

Cherokee, 45–46

Chicago Historical Society, 28

Christians and Christianity, 108

Chumash tribe, 158

Clark, Emily, 28

Cleopatra, 99

Climate and Time,
191

clovis first theory, 160–61, 166–67

Columbus, Christopher, 2, 8–11, 13–14, 29, 114

computers, 85–87

Concas, V. M., 28

Constantinople, 108, 112, 113

continental drift, 194

Convent of Rabida, 28–29

Cook, James, 104–5

Copernicus, 34–35

Cortes, Hernando, 90

Coxcox, 91

Crantor, 174

Crete, 177–78

Critias,
158, 186

Croll, James, 191–92

Cuvier, Georges, 143–47, 150, 189

Dandolo, Enrico, 107–8

Darwin, Charles, 34–35, 152

Davis, Elizabeth Gould, 158, 179–80

Diego (friar), 48–49

diffusion, 160–67,
161–65

Dilmun, 73, 74

Donnelly, Ignatius, 174–75

Eannes, Gil, 111–12

earth crust displacement, 1–2, 17–19, 29, 30–37, 139, 153–55,
154
, 189–90

2012 and, 196–97

continental drift and plate tectonics, 194

ice ages and, 190–94

solar typhoons and, 195–96

versus axis shift, 197–200,
199

earthquakes, 50–51

Earth’s Shifting Crust, The,
31–32

Earth Supporter, 71

Eaton, George, 49

Edhem, Halil, 11–12

Egypt and the Egyptians, 52–53, 57, 76–78, 90, 98–100, 115–19, 131, 169

Einstein, Albert, 1–2, 29, 30–32, 173, 193

Eisenhower, Dwight, 2, 8–11, 23–26

End of Atlantis, The,
178

Enki, 72

Enlil, 72, 74

equidistant projection, 19–20, 27

Eratosthenes, 99

Eric the Red, 101

Euclid, 99

Euhemerus, 170

Europe, 64–65, 106–15, 153

European worldview, 60–64,
61–62
Evans, Arthur, 177–78

evolution, 34–35

extinctions, 36, 151–54

Fall of Man, 148

First Sex, The,
158, 179

Flem-Ath, Rand, 28–29, 75–77, 118–19, 128–29, 203–4

Flem-Ath, Rose, 28–29, 118–19, 203–4

Foam-Woman, 74–75

Franco, Francisco, 23–26

Freedman, Jared, 195–96

Freud, Sigmund, 171–72

Frost, K. T., 177–78

Gama, Vasco da, 61

Gandhi, Mahatma, 91

Garcia, Gregorio, 159–60

gender roles, 157–58

Geological Society of America, 81

geology, 82–83

George III, King, 104

Gerlach, Arch C., 20–21

giants, 41

glacial, 150–51, 190

global climatic model, 205–13,
209
,
211–12

Göbekli Tepe, 83–85

God, 148–49

gold rush, 43

Golson, Jack, 133

Grasse, Ray, 28

Greater Antarctica, 135,
136
, 139

Great Flood, 5, 40, 43–48, 52–53, 71–72, 79–80, 92–93

Great Sphinx, 80–83, 176

Greeks, 51–52, 64–66

Greenland, 35–36, 137, 139,
199

Greenwich time, 103, 104–5

Guthrie, R. Dale, 142