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In the mid-1800s, a few scientists, armed with scant evidence, reported about the existence of a lost continent in the Indian Ocean, and named it Lemuria. Some even reported about a bygone humanoid ...

There is lot fuzz about the discovery of a slab of granite embedded into basaltic rocks of the oceanic crust - granite is a rock typical of continental crust (including island arcs), which prompted ...

Lemuria and other lost Edens. Once upon a time, there was not a lost continent of Lemuria, which was not the birthplace of humanity, nor an early haven of civilization, nor was it a bridge between the ...

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