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	Was Cyprus Atlantis?
		Particularly interesting to Sarmast and his crew, some of whom helped find the Titanic, is a "walled hillside" located a full mile beneath the water, 50 miles off the southeast coast of Cyprus.
		According to Sarmast and his crew, sonar scans of the area reveal walls, trenches, and even canals.
		Sarmast plans a second expedition intended to clear away silt and sediment that has accumulated over thousands of years.
	www.socialstudiesforkids.com /articles/currentevents/atlantiscyprus.htm (299 words)

	Statement on the Alleged Discovery of Atlantis Off Cyprus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Robert Sarmast – and his financial backers such as editors, film producers, media agents, and so forth – would certainly have a lot to gain, one way or the other.
		University of Hamburg – Sarmast’s claims are simply wrong, and “what appeared to be remains of the lost city were in fact submarine volcanoes...
		Sarmast’s theory and his alleged discoveries off Cyprus is just an instance of a host of similar proposals which we could name here, and which the curious readers can find for themselves by doing a Google Search or one in Amazon Books, on the keyword “Atlantis”.
	www.atlan.org /articles/sarmast (5271 words)

	..:: D-Central ::.. - Atlantis found? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Robert Sarmast, who first said he had found Atlantis in November, told reporters that enhanced side-scan sonar images of the east Mediterranean seabed showed the "unmistakable remains of man-made structures at a depth of 1.5 kilometres, 80 kilometres from the southeastern corner of Cyprus."
		Sarmast showed a news conference Thursday colour slides of what he said were the ruins of the Atlantis acropolis, surrounded by the remains of a defensive wall that runs for three kilometres before turning a right angle and continuing for an equal distance.
		Sarmast said he planned a more detailed expedition next year in which a $5 million US documentary film would be produced in association with the Total Media Group of Los Angeles.
	www.d-central.com /forum/printthread.php?t=22326 (352 words)

	Cyprus :: Cyprus is Atlantis, says American researcher
		Sarmast said he would be leaving Cyprus on Monday for the launch of the Greek version of his book Discovery of Atlantis: The Startling Case for the Island of Cyprus.
		Sarmast now needs to raise at least $250,000 to launch a second expedition that will employ submarine technology capable of determining what, if anything, is underneath the sediment, of what he called a “table-top mountain”.
		Sarmast responded that if any scientist came forward with a sample taken from the area he believes to be the Acropolis Hill of Atlantis city and proved their theories, he would “go away”.
	www.cyprus-forum.com /cyprus43-40.html (1428 words)

	Atlantis = Cyprus ?
		Sarmast argues that approximately 10,000 years ago, the Street was closed off, which resulted in one of the biggest waterfalls the world has ever seen: a hundred times bigger than Victoria Falls.
		Sarmast touches upon, but does not extensively discuss, the possibility that the demise of Atlantis may be connected with the story of Noah and the Flood.
		Sarmast is equally hopeful that traces of the civilisation have survived, despite being buried under a mile of water.
	www.philipcoppens.com /atlantis.html (1414 words)

	AQUATEC - INNERSPACE OPERATIONS
		Robert SARMAST will arrive in Athens, Plato and Solon's hometown, on Dec. 13th for the release of the Greek translation of his book by Psichogios Publications (www.psichogios.gr).
		SARMAST and his team will present their new evidence at a press conference on Sunday 14th Nov. at 12 noon on board the EDT expedition vessel ‘The Flying Enterprise’ in the new port of Limassol, Cyprus, where there will be photo and interview opportunities.
		SARMAST believes that Gibraltar was joined to Africa far more recently than most scientists currently acknowledge and that the breaking of the Gibraltar Dam around 11,000 years ago caused the flooding of the Mediterranean, the submergence of half of Cyprus/Atlantis and as a result the ancient flood myths of all Middle Eastern cultures.
	www.aquatec-innerspace.com /aioatlantismedianews.htm (1741 words)

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		Robert Sarmast says that sonar scanning of the seabed between east Cyprus and Syria revealed man-made walls, one as long as two miles, and trenches at a depth of 1,500 meters.
		Robert Sarmast says a Mediterranean basin was flooded in a deluge around 9,000 BC which submerged a rectangular land mass he believes was Atlantis, lying about 1 mile beneath sea level between Cyprus and Syria.
		Robert Sarmast, an American architect, claims to have definetly found the lost city of Atlantis on November 14, 2004, saying that by using scans he was able to find manmade walls that matched the description of the structures described by Plato, CNN reports.
	anthropology.tamu.edu /downloads/AtlantisHoax.htm (7772 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		American researcher Robert Sarmast, who is leading the charge to find Atlantis, challenged the German physicist to go to the particular hill that he has located and to prove that it’s an underwater volcano.
		Sarmast, the author of Discovery of Atlantis: The Startling Case for the Island of Cyprus, announced on Sunday that he and his team had located man-made structures in the area they had earmarked as the site of the underwater lost city.
		Sarmast bases his theory that Cyprus is Atlantis on Plato’s writings Timaeus and Crititias, saying that almost every clue in Plato’s description of the legendary continent perfectly correlates with scientific data which he has accumulated.
	www.cyprus-mail.com /news/main.php?id=17001&cat_id=1 (378 words)

	My Block - Lost City of Atlantis found?
		Robert Sarmast said sonar scanning of the seabed between east Cyprus and Syria revealed man-made walls, one as long as 3 kilometers (2 miles), and trenches at a depth of 1,500 meters (1,640 yards).
		US researcher Robert Sarmast claimed on Monday to have found proof that the mythical lost city of Atlantis actually existed and is located under the Mediterranean seabed between Cyprus and Syria.
		In his book Discovery of Atlantis, Mr Sarmast argued Cyprus was once part of that lost continent - at its highest peak - and said his findings matched almost perfectly every clue in the philosopher Plato's description of the legendary city state.
	www.wordofsouth.com /myblock/printthread.php?t=5098 (1133 words)

	Financial Mirror
		Sarmast said he is "dedicated to making this discovery a part of something that will benefit Cyprus for decades to come", and announced that he is working with the Cyprus government and has the full support of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation.
		During the second expedition, he said, his team will lower the ROV submersibles to the wall in an effort to film it and this will be broadcast live.
		Sarmast said the team will do a preliminary survey of the area with the ROVs by October and probably next May will proceed with the submarines and the live broadcast.
	www.financialmirror.com /more_news.php?id=1653 (341 words)

	[No title]
		Robert Sarmast gave up a promising career in architecture in order to pursue his lifelong passion for ancient history, world mythology, and the search for lost civilizations.
		Robert has worked with specialists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) as well as other leading geophysicists and oceanographers in an effort to obtain the most accurate existing data about the eastern Mediterranean seafloor.
		Robert Sarmast has made unprecedented series of findings while yet remaining an independent researcher and writer.
	www.coasttocoastam.com /guests/877.html (276 words)

	rogueclassicism
		THE TEAM led by American researcher Robert Sarmast, who believes Cyprus is Atlantis, said yesterday they had found man-made structures in the area they had earmarked as the site of the underwater lost continent.
		Sarmast bases his theory that Cyprus is Atlantis on Plato’s writings Timaeus and Crititias, saying that almost every clue in Plato’s description of the legendary continent perfectly correlates with data obtained from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, originally released to the international community a decade ago.
		Sarmast, who had been planning to launch his expedition during the summer, had recently been keeping a very low profile and was out of contact, as were his press team, giving rise to speculation that the expedition had been delayed, called off, or that funding may have run out.
	www.atrium-media.com /rogueclassicism/2004/11/14.html (3135 words)

	Claims Atlantis found - World - www.theage.com.au
		US researcher Robert Sarmast claimed today to have found proof the mythical lost city of Atlantis existed and is located under the Mediterranean seabed between Cyprus and Syria.
		If this isn't it (Atlantis), what is?" Sarmast told a news conference from his base in the southern port city of Limassol.
		In his book Discovery of Atlantis, Sarmast argued Cyprus was once part of that lost continent -- at its highest peak -- and said his findings matched almost perfectly every clue in Plato's description of the legendary city state.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2004/11/15/1100384452547.html (412 words)

	Atlantis Origins Found Off Coast of Cyprus - Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums
		Robert Sarmast, a self-proclaimed mythologist and expert on the ancient world, makes this claim in his book, Discovery of Atlantis - The Startling Case for the Island of Cyprus, published last week in America by Origin Press.
		Mr Sarmast uses maps to show the location of archaeological remains on a sunken strip of land just off the south coast of Cyprus, which he says is Atlantis.
		Robert and Michael have done a fine job notwithstanding the public information which was available to everyone.
	www.unexplained-mysteries.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=6739&mode=linear (1085 words)

	Discovery of Atlantis - Book from Origin Press
		As Sarmast came face-to-face with this broad and deep mystery, he found himself becoming hooked on the quest for this mythical paradise, like so many before him over the centuries.
		With their support, Sarmast went on to produce the world's first detailed 3D maps and models of the eastern Mediterranean basin.
		Sarmast's work is unusual in joining robust scientific data with multidimensional analysis that incorporates ancient history, mythology, archaeology, and architecture.
	www.originpress.com /atlantis/biography.htm (716 words)

	The Scotsman - Lost city of Atlantis 'found' off the coast of Cyprus
		Robert Sarmast, an archaeologist and author of a book on the lost city, has located the centre of what he believes to be Atlantis, a "walled hillside" about a mile beneath the sea 50 miles off the south-east coast of Cyprus.
		Mr Sarmast said the dimensions and configuration of walls and a canal on a hillside above a rectangular plain on the seabed "perfectly" matched the first known description of the fabled city by the Greek philosopher Plato.
		Experts will have the opportunity to test Mr Sarmast’s findings after he has processed the detailed computer imaging data from an expedition he made last week into a three-dimensional model.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=1316022004 (747 words)

	How Often Is Atlantis Discovered? - The lost city that's always being found. By Brendan I. Koerner
		American architect-turned-archaeologist Robert Sarmast claims to have discovered the lost city of Atlantis, off the southeast coast of Cyprus.
		Sarmast says his latest sonar readings reveal submerged walls that closely resemble those described by Plato, the first person to ever mention Atlantis in print.
		Aside from Sarmast's discovery, a German physicist, Rainer Kuehne, claimed in June that Atlantis was merely a region in southern Spain, near Cadiz.
	www.slate.com /id/2109823 (1026 words)

	Discovery of Atlantis: The Startling Case for the Island of Cyprus - Pravda.Ru
		Robert Sarmast's new book shows that Plato's description of Atlantis was not a figment of his imagination, not just a philosopher's allegory or literary ornament, and can be taken at face value.
		Sarmast does this by going through each clue, one at a time, and matching them with simple facts or logical inferences about Cyprus and the eastern Mediterranean region.
		Meanwhile, the readers of this first text by Robert Sarmast will get the very first glimpse of a thoroughly original and plausible theory that, we believe, will lead to the greatest archeological discovery of this or any other time.
	english.pravda.ru /science/19/94/377/11029_Atlantis.html (1252 words)

	Lost Atlantis 'Found Near Cyprus'
		The expedition, led by Robert Sarmast, spent six days at sea surveying the area.
		Mr Sarmast, 38, from Los Angeles, admits he has no formal academic qualifications to substantiate his claims, which he acknowledges to be controversial.
		But Mr Sarmast is not alone in claiming to have found the site of the ancient city.
	www.rense.com /general59/ccu.htm (330 words)

	Amazon.fr : Discovery of Atlantis: The Startling Case for the Island of Cyprus : Livres en anglais (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In this book, author Robert Sarmast cracks the Atlantis mystery wide open by demonstrating how simple facts about the eastern Mediterranean region and the island of Cyprus provide a near-perfect match with Plato's detailed narrative.
		Sarmast's research has culminated with his conclusion that Plato's Atlantis is located in the proximity of the island of Cyprus.
		Excerpted from Discovery of Atlantis: Startling New Evidence and the Case for Cyprus by Robert Sarmast.
	www.amazon.fr /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/english-books/1579830129/reviews (724 words)

	Steve Quayle News Alerts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Robert Sarmast says a Mediterranean basin was flooded in a deluge around 9000 BC which submerged a rectangular land mass he believes was Atlantis, lying 1.5 km beneath sea level between Cyprus and Syria.
		Sarmast says he was led to Cyprus by clues in Plato's dialogues.
		Plato's reference to Atlantis lying opposite the Pillars of Hercules -- believed to be the Straits of Gibraltar -- have often led explorers to focus on either the Atlantic Ocean, Ireland or the Azores off Portugal.
	www.stevequayle.com /News.alert/05_Unexplained/050209.Atlantis.html (365 words)

	Robert Sarmast - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robert Sarmast is a Persian American architect who claims to have definitely found the lost city of Atlantis on November 14, 2004, saying that by using sonar scans he was able to find manmade walls that matched the description of the structures described by Plato, CNN reports.
		Sarmast's theory is that Cyprus was once a larger island, connected to the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea by a land bridge, and that Atlantis was on the part of Cyprus that is now beneath the Mediterranean.
		This article about an explorer is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Sarmast (138 words)

	LiveScience.com - Claimed Discovery of Atlantis Called 'Completely Bogus'
		American architect Robert Sarmast said sonar scanning 50 miles southeast of Cyprus, in the Mediterranean, revealed walls and trenches he claims must be of the ancient city that legend refers to as a utopia.
		But Sarmast's "selective interpretation is nothing more than the blinkered reading of very ambiguous and unconvincing images," says Benny Peiser, a social anthropologist at Liverpool John Moores University in the UK.
		Sarmast claims that the Mediterranean basin was 'flooded in a deluge around 9,000 BC which submerged a rectangular land mass' he believes was Atlantis.
	www.livescience.com /history/atlantis_theory_041115.html (716 words)

	Lost city of Atlantis 'found in Mediterranean' - Science - www.smh.com.au
		Robert Sarmast says a Mediterranean basin was flooded in a deluge about 9000 BC that submerged a rectangular site he believes was Atlantis.
		Mr Sarmast says he was led to Cyprus by clues in Plato's dialogues.
		Plato's reference to Atlantis lying opposite the Pillars of Hercules, which are believed to be the Straits of Gibraltar, have led explorers to focus on either the Atlantic Ocean, Ireland or the Azores off Portugal.
	www.smh.com.au /news/Science/Lost-city-of-Atlantis-found-in-Mediterranean/2004/11/15/1100384498979.html (394 words)

	cooltech.iafrica.com \| coolscience Atlantis discovery claim refuted
		US researcher Robert Sarmast claimed on Sunday to have found proof that the mythical lost city of Atlantis actually existed and is located under the Mediterranean seabed between Cyprus and Syria.
		Sarmast's team claims to have found man-made structures located about 1.5km below sea level and 80km off the southeast coast of Cyprus.
		In his book Discovery of Atlantis, Sarmast argued Cyprus was once part of that lost continent — at its highest peak — and said his findings matched almost perfectly every clue in the philosopher Plato's description of the legendary city state.
	cooltech.iafrica.com /science/391377.htm (354 words)

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