Recall that the Nephilim in the Bible called creatures born of the forbidden love of angels and ordinary earthly women. Some scholars believe that it was the Nephilim who caused the Flood by their cruel and licentious behavior. They were strong and took advantage of it, destroying everything around. And what about Atlantis? This mythical state in the writings of Plato was real and submerged many centuries ago. But what if we combine two descriptions - the biblical and the Platonic?
In Ezekiel 31, there is a description of the appearance of a fallen angel who begat many children and had a kingdom with resources, rivers and military power. In the description of Plato, it is indicated that Poseidon himself visited the earth and had children with an ordinary woman in Atlantis. And Pitterson believes that if you connect these two legends, you can determine that Atlantis was in the place of Israel, namely on the site of the ancient ruins of Gilgal. It is also called Stonehenge in the Middle East, as it looks like a British landmark.
The ancient city of Gilgal Repaim was built 3000 years BC. and fits well with Plato's time frame. However, this is one of the many theories associated with Atlantis!