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Augustus Henry Julian Le
Plongeon (4 May 1825 – 13
December 1908) was a British-American
archeologist and
photographer who
studied the pre-Columbian ruins...
- Mu is a lost
continent introduced by
Augustus Le
Plongeon (1825–1908), who
identified the "Land of Mu" with Atlantis. The name was
subsequently identified...
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claimed to have
existed by British-American
archaeologist Augustus Le
Plongeon and
subsequently by
British occult writer James Churchward. The
first recorded...
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Alice Dixon Le
Plongeon (1851–1910) was an
English photographer,
amateur archeologist, traveller, and author. She was one of the
first people to excavate...
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Plongeon's sponsor,
Stephen Salisbury of Worcester, M****achusetts,
published Le
Plongeon's find, but
revised the
spelling to "Chac-Mool." Le
Plongeon...
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mythical Mayan queen written about by
Augustus Le
Plongeon and his wife,
Alice Dixon Le
Plongeon. The
Plongeons undertook the
first excavation of
Chichen Itza...
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condition of
several buildings. In 1875,
Augustus Le
Plongeon and his wife
Alice Dixon Le
Plongeon visited Chichén, and
excavated a
statue of a figure...
- the 3-metre
springboard synchro in 2003. Comtois, who
trains at Club de
Plongeon CAMO, at the
Complexe sportif Claude-Robillard in Montreal, was Alexandre...
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Three is the
symbolic representation for Mu,
Augustus Le
Plongeon's and
James Churchward's lost continent.
Philosophers such as Aquinas, Kant...
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pseudoarchaeologist Augustus Le
Plongeon traveled to
Mesoamerica and
performed some of the
first excavations of many
famous Mayan ruins. Le
Plongeon invented narratives...
