Piri Reis Map Atlantis

Piri Reis Map Atlantis. The Piri Reis Map of 1513 is the first surviving map that shows the Americas (the Vinland map may be older but only shows a part of North America). The great debate was sparked by Professor Charles Hapgood when he published his theory on the Piri Reis map in his book Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings in 1965

The map drawn by Piri Re'is dated to the month of Muharrem 919 AH (corresponding to spring 1513 CE) is well known in the fringe literature New discoveries of ancient Tartessos in Spain linked to Atlantis July 9, 2024 Is.

The Piri Reis Map was compiled in 1513 as a map of the world, backed by an Ottomon (Turkish

Greek documents and maps showing Atlantis that Christopher Columbus studied before he set sail for America, including the 1482 Benincasa Map showing 3 Atlantis islands that no longer exist! The map drawn by Piri Re'is dated to the month of Muharrem 919 AH (corresponding to spring 1513 CE) is well known in the fringe literature The great debate was sparked by Professor Charles Hapgood when he published his theory on the Piri Reis map in his book Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings in 1965

Piri Reis Map. Compiled in 1513, the Piri Reis map is one of the oldest post-Columbian world maps in existence The map drawn by Piri Re'is dated to the month of Muharrem 919 AH (corresponding to spring 1513 CE) is well known in the fringe literature

. It was a composite of detail gleaned from a large collection of maps, including one allegedly captured from Christopher Columbus (i), that were collected by Piri Ibn Haji Mehmed (1465/70-1553), an admiral or 'reis' in the Ottoman navy and noted by Rand Flem-Ath as a former. The great debate was sparked by Professor Charles Hapgood when he published his theory on the Piri Reis map in his book Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings in 1965