Michael Donnellan presented scans showing circular structures submerged on the ocean floor, aligning with Plato's descriptions.

Atlantis: lost city or mere legend? We are often surprised by the incredible discoveries made by archaeologists and experts who search tirelessly for traces of ancient civilizations. There is one ...

Archeologists claim to have discovered the lost city of Atlantis, a fabled place built—like much of the world—in the crosshairs of nature. Simon Winchester Published Mar. 20 2011 10:13AM EDT ...

Slate senior editor Andy Bowers explains the myths surrounding the lost city of Atlantis, a metropolis mentioned in ancient texts. Researcher Robert Sarmast says deep-water sonar scanning has ...

Legendarily missing for so long, it turns out that Atlantis has been found in the least obvious of places — right underneath New York City. That’s the hook behind Lost City Explorers, a new ...

Only about 3% of the 583,000 square miles of seafloor where the formation was spotted has been mapped by scientists. Atlantis, meanwhile, has never been found.

Type the word “Atlantis” into Google and 120 million results pop up. Like El Dorado or Shangri-la, the legendary sunken city of Atlantis hovers on the horizon of our imagination, tantalizing ...

The lost city of Atlantis is a mythical island, believed by many conspiracy theorists to be lost to time. Atlantis was first described by the Greek philosopher Plato as early as the year 350BC.

Historians have long hoped to find a map to Atlantis, a mythical city believed to have been lost to the sea thousands of years ago. Now, a new study could prove that an Atlantis existed, though it ...