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Atlantis — Azores–Bimini Ridge Second Terrace (Atlantic Pseudo)

Atlantis — Azores–Bimini Ridge Second Terrace (Atlantic Pseudo)

Atlantis Bimini second terrace · Azores plateau terrace Atlantis · Mid-Atlantic Ridge Atlantis

Pleistocene beachrock geology misread as Bronze Age Atlantic lost continent pseudo-culture pseudo-projected Late Bronze hypothetical equivalence at 25.75N -79.26W·Natural beachrock Pleistocene tabular joints (2500 BCE intertidal) + Plato literary city projection (modern fringe)·🇧🇸 North Atlantic, Bimini Road south limestone beachrock second terrace false, Bahamas

Ignatius Donnelly; cropped by Beyond My Ken ( talk ) 22:14, 28 September 2010 (UTC) · Public domain

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About Atlantis — Azores–Bimini Ridge Second Terrace (Atlantic Pseudo)

Atlantis Azores-Bimini second terrace pseudo claims Mid-Atlantic Ridge as Plato's Atlantis with Bimini Road south beachrock 'second wall' 4 m deep as harbour wall. Bimini Road at North Bimini south beach is natural Pleistocene beachrock fracturing along joint sets, mistaken for Atlantean paved road. Second terrace off South Bimini west at –4 m is identical beachrock tabling second joint tier, claimed as Atlantis tiered harbour wall with Azores capstone provenance. No tooling, mortar or inscriptions. Geological cores show intertidal cementation 2500 BCE. Treated pseudoarchaeology — debunked by Eugene Shinn USGS 1978 and Gifford 1980.

Why it mattersArchetype beachrock Atlantis template — second terrace shows how fringe adds tiers to debunked wall; Shinn microfossil criteria remain textbook pseudohistory falsification case.

Open questions

Mysteries & theories

Mysteries

  1. 01Why does road stop at paleo-beach strand not offshore?
  2. 02Azores capstone provenance?

Theories

  1. 01Beachrock joints align to paleo-strand, not cross-cut as road would
  2. 02Azores plateau 2100 km east, no transport path

Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.

History

How it came to be

Built
2500 BCE beachrock lithified; 1970 Cayce prophecies relocated Atlantis to Bimini
Period
Pleistocene beachrock geology misread as Bronze Age Atlantic lost continent pseudo-culture pseudo-projected Late Bronze hypothetical equivalence at 25.75N -79.26W
Culture
Natural beachrock Pleistocene tabular joints (2500 BCE intertidal) + Plato literary city projection (modern fringe)
Purpose
Natural intertidal beachrock fracturing claimed as Atlantean paved road/harbour tier with Azores provenance
Abandoned
no abandonment — beachrock active intertidal formation
Rediscovered
1970– Cayce Association Atlantis search; 1978 Shinn cores; 1980 Gifford beachrock sedimentology
Excavation
Submerged
  1. 2500 BCE

    Intertidal beachrock lithifies at Bimini shoreline to tabular beds

  2. 1970

    Cayce prophecy followers claim Bimini Road is Atlantis harbour road

  3. 1978

    USGS Shinn drills cores — microfossil intertidal cementation proves 2500 BCE beachrock not masonry

On the ground

Structures & features

25.7500° N · 79.2600° W · -4 m · 3 mapped features

  • Bimini Road Main Pavement (550 m)

    beachrock

    Natural beachrock pavement 550 m with joint blocks 2×3 m claimed as Atlantean road

    25.7510° N · 79.2610° W
  • Second Terrace Beachrock Tier (–4 m)

    beachrock

    Beachrock second tier 250 m at –4 m on cay slope — claimed as harbour wall second course

    25.7490° N · 79.2590° W
  • South Bimini Beach Strand Paleo-Shore

    geological

    Pleistocene paleo-beach ridge 2 m above road aligning to beachrock strand

    25.7500° N · 79.2620° W

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