Was this Atlantis ? Wolter Smit  
France  


I N D E X
Introduction
Possible locations
Pole shift
Biblic Flooding
Predeluvian climat
Continent changes
Timing, When
How, Where
Size, population
Cayce readings
Plato, Timaeus
Plato, Critias
Flood Myths

Flooding myths around the world

Introduction Pima Andaman Huarochiri Miao/Yao
Hawaiian Batak Scandinavian Celtic Yoruba
Kabadi (New Guinea) Gunwinggu Wiranggu (Australia) Palau Isles Tahitian
Samoan Quillayute Nizqualli Kammu (Thailand) Shasta
Cheyenne Lakota Tsetsaut Yuma Papago
Toltec Huichol Malorotare Yanomamo Yamana
Sumerian Babylonian Hebrew Australian Chaldean
Zoroastrian Hindu Greco-Roman Jicarilla (Apache) Mayan
Aztec Squamish Skagit Mandingo People of Mount Jefferson
Yakima Caddo Chippewa Navajo Hopi

Wiranggu (Australia)

Djunban was hunting kangaroo rat with his magic boomerang, but he hit his "sister" Mandjia instead and wounded her leg. Some time later he taught his people how to make rain. The next day Mandjia died from her injury. Djunban performed the rain-making ceremony again, but he was grieving his sister and not concentrating on his task, and the rain came too heavily. He tried to warn his people, but the flood came and washed away all the people and their possessions.


 
     
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