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Ancient Civilizations S03E09 [2021-03-08] Atlantis Connection to Abydos

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First published at 18:05 UTC on April 29th, 2021.

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Has the connection between Atlantis and Egypt been found? Our team of experts reconstruct the path Enki would have taken from Atlantis to Abydos, forging the sacred tales that would be repeated in the life stories of many religious icons to follow. What lies below the remnants of oldest Egyptian city, now known as Abydos, may unravel a very old story beginning thousands of years before the official start of Egyptian history. Abydos is considered the birthplace of Osiris, Isis, and many other gods, and the tales etched into the temple walls connect these gods with ancient Sumeria. From these details, we see the beginning of the familiar stories of crucifixion and resurrection that have been told over and over in different religions.

Featuring: Andrew Collins, Gregg Braden, Anton Parks, Matias De Stefano

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