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Posted Jul 4, '08 at 7:20pm
Pegasus
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Do you think that there could be such a place.
I think that there coud because there have been some evidence proving that there is a place.
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Posted Jul 4, '08 at 7:25pm
woody_7007
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Care to mention said evidence Pegasus? If there was realy a city made of gold it would be hard for it to remain hidden. I persoanally belive that it is a myth. I doubt there could be a city made of gold. I know there are regions of the Amazon that havent been explored but i dont think there is a city of gold hidden there. It is just wishful thinking by greedy people that created the myth.
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Posted Jul 4, '08 at 7:28pm
Pegasus
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The evidence is that Aztec capital. Since there is remains, they found gold which, apparently, could lead to city of gold. And I am just asking iif you think it is a myth and people would debate. It is not a myth, I believe that there is a city of gold and it is just to hard for us to reach it.
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Posted Jul 4, '08 at 7:40pm
woody_7007
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But that doesnt make sense. First of all who is they? Second of all just because someone finds something doesnt mean there is a city made of the substance in question. What kind of logic is that? Unless they found gold with a map to a city or writing on it saying there is a city of gold somewhere out in the jungle then that is not concrete enough to warrant the existence of a city of gold.
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Posted Jul 5, '08 at 11:10am
Asherlee
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I've started a book on Lemuria and Atlantis. It actually mentions this a little bit. At least the parts where I have gotten. By they I am sure he just means researchers and archeologists.
Anyway, there is evidence of such things that tie into these ancient civilizations. Easter Island is included in the mess. The book is a bit choppy right now, though.
I was impressed to see that road they discovered on the floor of the ocean.
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Posted Jul 5, '08 at 11:34am
jeffwak906
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Ah, the common question of a possible City of Gold. I believe that there is a possibility to be one, I mean, we today could make a city of gold no problem. The problem is, who's going to pay for it? I'm sure an Ancient civilization could of made a hidden city of gold to worship one of their main gods. It's a possibility, and is no way impossible, woody_7007.
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Posted Jul 5, '08 at 2:11pm
kielzanie
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hey wasnt the city of gold in the new National Treasure movie. but they found it inside mount rushmore. it could be a city of gold, after all i believe there are many wonders of the world that are not uncovered. and maybe we never will uncover it.
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Posted Jul 5, '08 at 2:41pm
Apocalypse
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I believe there could have benn a city of gold but sincee no one has found it, it was probably destroyed or something.
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Posted Jul 5, '08 at 3:55pm
Lil_derman_
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I don't think there is such a place, allthough it is psyically possible to consruct, alot of money and effert would have to be put into it though.
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Posted Jul 5, '08 at 3:53pm
Agent_86
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It was probably just a myth, just like the fountain of youth and all those other crazy tales.
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Posted Jul 5, '08 at 4:02pm
DivineDarkness
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Well, it talks a little about this in Indiana Jones if I remember right, or It might've been another movie, deep in the jungles there is supposedly A city of gold, except I do not believe it is there because our satalites would have spotted it by now, maby the jungle leaves are some type of anti-satalite scanners?
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