Ancient Map Shows The Lost City of Atlantis is The Eye of The Sahara – Ancient Civilization
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Channel: Bright Insight
Views: 3,991,045
Rating: 4.8124962 out of 5
Keywords: bright insight, atlantis, atlantis hidden in plain sight, bright insight atlantis, eye of the sahara, richat structure, the lost city of atlantis, atlantis sahara, lost ancient civilization, ancient human civilization
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Length: 17min 18sec (1038 seconds)
Published: Tue Oct 30 2018
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Send Brian Foerster!
Not sure what else that place can be
Also, Bright Insight is the best, and I am thankful that guy is getting recognition
Another Bright Insight video. Nothing CONCLUSIVE to add to the theory that the Richat IS Atlantis but a definite couple of additional pieces of info that certainly demand further exploration of this fascinating place.
Damn. This has been a trip to say the least for my mother and I. Always wonder wtf we were ethnicity because we are a lot more “bronze” than most europeans yet all the women in her family have red or blonde hair and light eyes. Looking at pictures of the lighter skinned berber is a trip. I’m literally looking at the cousin on her side I use to see at birthdays. Ethnicity celt basque/iberian and north african the celt being dads side and a “royal” bloodline from ireland. Idk if I’m jumpy to conclusions but it would be interesting if this were the case. Odd obsession with the ocean and nurturing nature throughout the family especially on her side. Thanks for posted this will be sending it and other vids of the eye of the sahara fo her. Damn.
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What if we just put chocolate all over the floor and let Chunk eat his way through?
Yeah people do visit Mauritania, it’s not entirely devoid of tourism. I mean it’s pretty close to nil but if the government was on board (which would take $$$) than it would easily happen