Caleb Jones

raised spot on the ocean that is extending towards that.

Also want to show, 2000 Greek stadia is about that yellow line.

That's about the part that is kind of depressed and a little bit lower elevation.

3000 stadia is about the length of the entire underwater portion of land.

So yeah, so the sea is much deeper around it and it's shallower there.

But he also said that you could go to Atlantis

and you could follow other islands, and you can see that there are what appear to be other islands there.

But what's really weird about these other islands is they're not actually islands.

There's one that's a little bit down to the left, that's Bermuda.

That's the only one that's actually above water and that you can actually go to.

All of those others are underwater seamounts.

So they're just mountains that don't pass over the surface of the sea.

Maybe they did at some point.

And then he talks about that you can go from these other islands to the opposite continent.

Now, the opposite continent is not Europe.

It's not Africa.

It's the continent that surrounds the true ocean, which this sea inside is just, you know, it's a harbor with a narrow entrance.

That Egyptian priest somehow is talking about underwater geography and the American continent.

How does he know about that in 600 BC?

What were the sea levels like?