WHAT MEMORY INVENTED: Eleven Lost Civilizations and the Documents That Invented Them: 2

Atlantis did not sink. It was written. Mu began as a misreading with a date attached. Lemuria was a reasonable zoogeographical hypothesis, published in 1864, that was carried somewhere it should never have gone. Agartha has four links and fifty-four years between >This is the second volume of the Ordo Atlas Archives, and it changes method. Where the previous volume measured stone, this one follows paper: who wrote >Eleven entries, from the oldest account to the nautical charts that recorded islands which never existed, and to the cities that do exist and were called lost anyway. Each one separates three layers that usually arrive tangled together: what is established, what specialists genuinely dispute, and what >The authors are real. The works, the editions and the pages are real, and are >A volume about how a lost city is produced: not by geology, but by a document - and then by an archive that decides where to file it.