Lost City of Stone: The Story of Nan Madol, the "Atlantis" of the PacificSimon and Schuster, 1978 - 192 Seiten Discusses the eleven-square-mile city of Nan Madol, a relic of a lost civilization off the island of Ponape in the Pacific Ocean. |
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Alexander ancient Asia Atlantis atolls believe black dwarfs boats bows build builders canals canoes Carolines century B.c. China Chinese city of Nan civilization clues construction continued Crete crews culture distances early east Easter Island eels Egyptians engineers erected existed experts explorers Faraulep feet groups Harappans huge India Indonesia Indus River Indus Valley Indus Valley civilization inhabitants island of Ponape islet jungle king known Kusaie labor land large number later legends Lemuria located logs Luhk Madol was built Madolenihmw Marquesas Mediterranean Melanesia metal Micronesia migrated miles Mohenjo Daro Nahnmwarki Nan Madol Nearchus nesians never oars ocean Oceania old Greek original Pacific Palau Polynesians Ponapeans possibly pottery primitive probably pyramids quarry reef religion reports rongo-rongo ruins sail sailors Saudeleurs script ships similar skilled South spears stone story symbol tablets theory Thor Heyerdahl thousand tion tomb trade turtle walls weapons writing

