Lost Atlantis Experience - Interactive Museum
Interactive ride and hologram exhibit tying a Bronze Age volcanic catastrophe to Plato's Atlantis myth.
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At the Lost Atlantis Experience on Santorini, this guide begins with a Bronze Age town at Akrotiri where archaeologists found houses, pottery and the hollows of beds. It brings in Plato, the archaeologist Spyridon Marinatos and a long scholarly argument over whether a myth remembers a real eruption. Listen as you move between the rooms, near the diorama and the hologram.
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