This episode explores the connection between Lemuria, Pacific flood myths, and ancient memories of rising sea levels after the Ice Age. While there is no evidence that Lemuria existed as a real continent, many cultures across the Pacific and Indian Oceans preserve stories of drowned lands, migrations, and catastrophic floods. These traditions may reflect humanity's long memory of environmental change and the disappearance of ancient coastal landscapes.

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Lemuria and the Pacific Ring — Tracing Myths Across Oceans

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Pillars of the Past Episodes Around May 29, 2026

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Caral – The First City of the New World

The Kingdom of Yam — Egypt’s Lost Neighbors

The Lost Land of Doggerland — Britain’s Drowned Prehistoric World

The Valley of Siddim — The Sinking of Sodom and Gomorrah

The Tartessian Empire — Spain’s Forgotten Civilization

The Lost City of Helike — Greece’s Real Atlantis

The Anunnaki — Gods, Kings, or Something Beyond Memory

The Indus Valley Civilization — The Silent Cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro

The Maya Collapse — Abandoning the Cities of the Gods

Easter Island — The Mystery of the Moai

Lemurian Prophecies — From Lost Continent to Living Belief

The Lost Tribes of Israel — History, Exile, and the Search Across the World

The Tuatha Dé Danann — Ireland’s Ancient Gods or Forgotten People?

The Ancient City of Dwarka — Krishna’s Sunken Kingdom

Lemuria and the Pacific Ring — Tracing Myths Across Oceans

The Return of the Lost Worlds — Why We Never Stop Searching

The Kingdom of Dilmun — Paradise Between Rivers and Sea

The Land of Punt — Egypt’s Lost Trading Partner

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