There are many purported “lost cities” throughout time, but none are more famous than Atlantis. First described by the Greek philosopher Plato, Atlantis served as an allegorical representation ...

“I don’t think that everybody that believes in this necessarily is a racist or a white supremacist, but [the Atlantis myth] reinforces white supremacy,” says Dibble. Both scholars add that ...

the discussion connects myth, science, and history. Skepticism meets curiosity in a thoughtful exchange that questions the limits of academic consensus. Could the story of Atlantis hold more truth ...

Archaeologists have raised the alarm over the growing interest in the lost city of Atlantis, which most experts agree is a myth that has regained popularity following the hit Netlix series ...

The show sides with the debunkers. Atlantis – at least, the debunking of the myth of the idyllic city lost in a tidal wave thousands of years ago – is a subject near to Feder’s heart.

Don't know much about history or mythology? Well, neither does BBC America, but it doesn't really matter with regard to its new fantasy-adventure series "Atlantis," premiering Saturday.

The myths, magic and monsters of ancient Greek lore are coming to life in the BBC’s new fantasy-adventure series “Atlantis” — from the unlikely setting of a former frozen-food warehouse in ...

So, as long as you’re not a classic mythology purist or looking for something more than a fun, occasionally hilarious sword ‘n’ sandal romp, “Atlantis” is a fine, family-friendly ...