Book 1 - Atlantis: the Andes Solution
Book 2 - "The Atlantis Trail"
Book 3 - "Atlantis: Lost Kingdom of the Andes"
Book 4 - "Atlantis and the Persian Empire
Book, "Tiwanaku - a city lost in time
Resources - subpages, essays with illustrations:
Atlantis in the Andes,
Discovery documentary
Atlantis text illustrated
images of Atlantis
lost city of Atlantis
lost continent of Atlantis
Atlas
Atlantis Bolivia versus Crete
Plato
comparison of translations
Atlantis Jowett translation
Atlantis R.G. Bury translation
what Plato said
Histories who's who Greeks
Greeks in Mexico
Sarmiento de Gamboa
Sir Francis Bacon on Atlantis
Sir Isaac Newton on Atlantis
Fuente Magna, cuneifrom dish
Bolivia and the Sumerian connection
pre-Columbian wheels
Tiwanaku - a city lost in time
the Tiwanaku calendar
the Muisca calendar
Lost Calendar of the Andes
Atlantis Universe
Posnansky
Squier
Cieza de Leon
Thaipykkhala - the ceramica negra of Tiwanaku
artefacts, Atlantis and the route to the sea
headgear of the Sea Peoples
Atlantis army and navy
atlantis origins in Bolivian legends
twins of Atlantis
Orichalcum
Wealth of Atlantis
Bulls or llamas sacrifice
Louisiana canals gallery
Tabasco, Mexico canals gallery
rio Paraguay levees canals
rio Parana canals, ponds and islands
rio Parana delta canals
Corrientes
rio Amazon to Manaus
rio Amazon west from Manaus
rio Orinocco to Amazon canal
Beni, Moxos gallery
Pantanal
atlantis canals on the Altiplano
canals gallery
Chipaya canals gallery
canals in Peru
Caral, Peru containment canal
Paria, Oruro containment canals
canal to sea (lago UruUru
America's lost civilisation
flooding dates on the Altiplano
Atlantis stones gallery
Atlantis stade
cubits between altiplano canals
Nazca measurements and underground channels
Cholula Pyramid
agricultural variations on the Altiplano
geoforms = landforms oblique views
geoglyph fossilised agriculture
Luis Gutierrez, tour guide
Porfirio Limachi, reed boat builder
building abora III history
reed boat construction history
Full Paper part I submitted to Atlantis Conference Athens 2008 PDF
Milos conference 24 points
beyond the Milos 24 points
statements comparison 50 points
Plain Comparison
atlantisbolivia.org bookstore
Atlantis maps
Atlantis Theories
Atlantis Places
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The Indians multiplied like ants or like the sands of the sea until they could no longer find room to live. Then they populated the lower levels of the land, where the climate was temperate and warm. The population was so numerous that it was able to survive a plague which once raged for six months throughout the kingdom. During this period the condors gorged themselves on the human corpses scattered about the fields and villages."
Tiwanaku cubits
Teotihuacan measuring unit
Teotihuacan citadel measuring units
Decoding the quipu mathematics
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Santuario de Quillacas
Pumiri
Sajama
Oruro
tsunami
fossilised footprint discovery Bolivia
the Atlantis Trail
tunupa photo gallery
building the model
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1 Taylor, details unknown
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& Co., Ltd. London and Edinburgh
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14
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edited and published
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Although refered to as "Sumerian" measurements, they are found throughout the Americas and may have originated
in the Americas.
Briefly,
1 shusi = 0.66" (16.764mm) [16]
1 link = 7.92" = 12 shusi (201.168mm)
1 foot = 13.2" = 20 shusi (335.28mm)
1 cubit = 19.8" = 30 shusi (502.92mm)
1 yard =33" = 50 shusi (838.2mm)
1 double yard = 66" = 100 shusi (1676.4mm)
1 pole = 16.5 English ft = 15 Sumerian feet (5.03 metres)
1 chain = 66 English ft = 60 Sumerian feet (20.11 metres)
165 English ft = 150 Sumerian feet = 100 cubits
330 English ft =300 Sumerian feet = 200 cubits
660 English feet = 600 Sumerian feet = 400 cubits = 1 furlong (201.16 metres)
1 acre = 43560 sq English ft = 36,000 sq sumerian feet.
Sumerian cubit = 24/25ths of Egyptian cubit
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"In every village in this country there are watercourses, constructed in ancient times, into which the water is diverted from rivers, lakes or ponds. So much labour was involved that the cost . . . These works date back to the time before the Incas, when there was a large population under a single king. Not only watercourses were constructed but also terraces for the planting of crops on the hillsides. These were built up laboriously by hand, without tools, by Indians who each placed a single stone at a time to make long heaps. The number of workers was so vast that these projects were rapidly completed. Thus the terrain was made to bear cereals to feed the people, even in the sandy coastal plains and the rugged scenery of the Andes. Bridges and aqueducts were built and the marshes drained by order of these early kings.
Then came the Incas, who ordained that existing custom and law should be preserved. There was to be no interference with the irrigation of the orchards and pastures which reached as far as the mountain peaks and gorges. They knew that these works, constructed by so great a labour force, could never in all probability be repeated."
