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Morocco sits at the edge of the Atlas, the mountains that carry Atlas's name, and it keeps coming up when my sources look for traces of Atlantis on the African side of the ocean.

The Turanians who in the first map period had colonized the northern parts of the land lying immediately to the east of Atlantis, occupied in the second map period its southern shores (which included the present Morocco and Algeria).

On The size of Atlantis Edgar Cayce says evidences of the lost civilisation are to be found in the Pyrenees and Morocco on one side and in British Honduras, Yucatan and America on the other.

On The African Colonies Ignatius Donnelly cites a description of the highlands of the northern coast of Africa, including Morocco, that are grouped under the name Atlas.

On Temple of Poseidon and in Rising of Atlantis Part 2: Temples & Crystal Skulls a channelled message describes a thirteenth skull of amethyst in the sanctuary of the great Temple of Poseidon, which it locates in the area now known as the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.

In the summary of Matias de Stefano's talk on The Exodus to Egypt, the Black Path went south through what is now Morocco and the Atlas Mountains.

On Haplogroup X distribution I note that X2 appears in 5,000-year-old remains from a site in Morocco.

For every page I tagged with Morocco, see the Morocco tag archive.

Professor Scharff of Dublin also indicates the volcanic nature of the Atlantic islands and states his belief that up to Tertiary times the Azores and Madeira were connected with Portugal; there was in his opinion a south Atlantic continent as well stretching from Morocco and the Canaries southwards towards South America.

In part 2 of the same series, Pearce calls it the Temple of Infinite Being and places it in what is now the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.

Evidences of this lost civilization are to be found in the Pyrenees and Morocco on the one hand, British Honduras, Yucatan and America upon the other.

And it was located in an area that you now know as the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.

Location: An area now known as the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.

3500 BC: Morocco; Arid interval

Arid interval 5010-4860 (+/- 150) at Tigalmamine in montane Morocco.

Millennial-scale warming terminates with a period of climatic disturbance and flooding in the lower latitudes (Nile, Arizona, Morocco, Israel, Mesopotamia), followed by a drought; general, worldwide, climate-driven shock to early societies living in "edenic" geography of plenty with "fertile crescent" survivors organizing into more centrally administered culture based on irrigation.

Additionally, X2 appears in 5,000-year-old remains from a site in Morocco.

Furthermore, Phoenicians, not Egyptians, constructed the city of Lixus in modern Morocco, cited by Van Sertima as evidence of Egyptian influence in Africa.

Jebel Irhoud Fossils: Found in Morocco, these Homo sapiens fossils, dated to 300,000 years ago, suggest humans emerged far earlier than previously thought, indicating advanced behaviors over a much longer timescale.

Recent discoveries, such as 315,000-year-old Homo sapiens remains in Morocco, extend the timeline of human existence.

"On the northern coast of Africa, between the Mediterranean and the Great Desert, including Morocco, Algiers, Tunis, Tripoli, and Benzazi, there is a continuous system of highlands, which have been included under the general term Atlas--anciently Atlantis, now the Barbary States.

The Turanians who in the first map period had colonized the northern parts of the land lying immediately to the east of Atlantis, occupied in the second map period its southern shores (which included the present Morocco and Algeria).

The White Path led north, while the Black Path went south, through what is now Morocco and the Atlas Mountains.

As Kananu, Moabites, Ammonites, Israelites, from north, across westward to Egypt to Morocco, as Berbers or barbaric barbarians spreading disease and opinions of what became religions of Islamism.

To answer this, we need to look at the picture of the Queen of Morocco, Princess Lalla Salma.

Morocco and Algeria became an island.