1. ATLANTIS
JAN JELLEMA

2. EUTHEMERUS: VERKLARING
MYTHES
• In a scene described in Plato's Phaedrus, Socrates offers a euhemeristic interpretation of a myth
concerning Boreas and Orithyia:
• "Phaedrus: Tell me, Socrates, isn't it from somewhere near this stretch of the Ilisus that people say
Boreas carried Orithyia away?
• Socrates: So they say.
• Phaedrus: Couldn't this be the very spot? The stream is lovely, pure and clear: just right for girls to be
playing nearby.
• Socrates: No, it is two or three hundred yards farther downstream, where one crosses to get to the
district of Arga. I think there is even an altar to Boreas there.
• Phaedrus: I hadn't noticed it. But tell me, Socrates, in the name of Zeus, do you really believe that
legend is true?
• Socrates: Actually, it would not be out of place for me to reject it, as our intellectuals do. I could then
tell a clever story: I could claim that a gust of the North Wind blew her over the rocks where she was
playing with Pharmaceia; and once she was killed that way people said she had been carried off by
Boreas..."[5]

3. GELAAGDE MYTHE
• Zeemeermin
Moedergodin met
waternymphen
Vrouwen sectes op
Eilanden
Oester
Raapsters
• Atlantis
Atlas
Hesperiden
Handelroutes
Koper Tin
Landslides
Tsunami’s

4. ATLAS FOUTJE

5. ATLAS PAAL - POLE

7. TIN
KOPER

8. ATLAS, DE ASTRONOOM

9. STONEHENGE

12. ASTRONOMEN

14. MEGALYTHEN
HUNNEBED-
BOUWERS
HELLAS

23. MALTA

27. HYPOGEUM

29. VRUCHTBAARHEID

39. SISYPHUS

40. SISYPHUS

43. CONCLUSIE
•Atlantis is een zeevarende cultuur, geen eiland
of stad
•Er zijn vele rijke havens en handels-steden, die
zijn verdronken.
•De haven, zoals beschreven door Plato, zal
nooit worden gevonden.

44. DANK U !!