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Atlantis Rising

I see something. Looks like asequence of blocks

I see something.
It's pretty straight GEORGEOS: Looks like a
sequence of blocks

Full Transcript

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I see something. It's pretty straight
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GEORGEOS: Looks like a sequence of blocks.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
17
Timestamp in Movie
01:10:59
Uploaded
Jul 08, 2025
Genres
documentary, adventure, mystery
Production
National Geographic

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Movie Summary

James Cameron and Simcha Jacobovici go on an adventure to find the lost city of Atlantis by using Greek philosopher Plato as a virtual treasure map.
GEORGEOS: I hope that we will find hard archaeological evidence - Atlantis Rising 00:10
GEORGEOS: I hope that we will find hard archaeological evide...
SIMCHA: But what do we look for, ships? - Atlantis Rising 00:04
SIMCHA: But what do we look for, ships?
Wood rots over thousands of years but breakwaters, jetties, - Atlantis Rising 00:06
Wood rots over thousands of years but breakwaters, jetties,
simcha-and-then-finally - Atlantis Rising 00:11
simcha-and-then-finally
A huge, ancient stone anchor. - Atlantis Rising 00:04
A huge, ancient stone anchor.
Even Ralph, the ever-skeptical marine archaeologist is excited. - Atlantis Rising 00:05
Even Ralph, the ever-skeptical marine archaeologist is excit...
-It's about this big, it's, uh, 83 centimeters across and it's, uh, - Atlantis Rising 00:15
-It's about this big, it's, uh, 83 centimeters acr...
SIMCHA: After weeks of fruitless searching, everyone's excited when Ralph - Atlantis Rising 00:09
SIMCHA: After weeks of fruitless searching, everyone's ...
I mean, a lot of people who get excited about anchors, but this anchor, - Atlantis Rising 00:05
I mean, a lot of people who get excited about anchors, but t...
This is a 3,000-4,000-year-old anchor that is massive for a very, - Atlantis Rising 00:18
This is a 3,000-4,000-year-old anchor that is massive for a ...
SIMCHA: It's widely believed that mankind did not sail into the Atlantic Ocean before the - Atlantis Rising 00:09
SIMCHA: It's widely believed that mankind did not sail ...
According to this idea, all fishing and trading routes in this area were confined to the - Atlantis Rising 00:08
According to this idea, all fishing and trading routes in th...
Who has seen stone anchors on this side of the ocean? - Atlantis Rising 00:06
Who has seen stone anchors on this side of the ocean?
So here we are, we're doing this stuff for the first time really, right, - Atlantis Rising 00:06
So here we are, we're doing this stuff for the first ti...
-I wasn't, you know, very confident about these dive sites, - Atlantis Rising 00:06
-I wasn't, you know, very confident about these dive si...
SIMCHA: But a single stone anchor could be just an anomaly, - Atlantis Rising 00:08
SIMCHA: But a single stone anchor could be just an anomaly,
We need more artifacts to support the idea that there once was a - Atlantis Rising 00:08
We need more artifacts to support the idea that there once w...
edoardo-can-hear-me - Atlantis Rising 00:10
edoardo-can-hear-me
Edoardo (over radio): The current is serious, I wouldn't even just reflect the current, - Atlantis Rising 00:10
Edoardo (over radio): The current is serious, I wouldn'...
This current is so strong due to the flatness of the site. - Atlantis Rising 00:05
This current is so strong due to the flatness of the site.