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The lost Atlantis, and other ethnographic studies

By Daniel Wilson

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore ancient legends and lost civilizations through the lens of cultural history, where myths and emerging scientific theories intertwine.

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2016-04-28
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Summary

"The Lost Atlantis and Other Ethnographic Studies" by Sir Daniel Wilson is a set of writings that looks into old stories and their meanings for human history. The book starts with a note from Sybil Wilson, talking about her dad's hard work even when he wasn't feeling well. It mainly talks about the Atlantis story that Plato wrote down, and how people have thought about it over time. The book thinks about how important Atlantis is to our culture and history, and wonders if the story might be based on real, old stories about a lost group of people, while also being careful about proving it with science. The author sets the stage to explore other cultural subjects in the book, giving hints about an examination of how old groups of people moved around and affected each other.

About the Author

Sir Daniel Wilson FSA (Scot) FRSE LLD was a Scottish-born Canadian archaeologist, ethnologist and author.

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