Is the lost city of Atlantis real? In this full episode of Lost Treasures of Ancient Civilizations from National Geographic, historian Dan Snow travels to Greece to discover the truth about the legend
Hey National Geographic, upload more videos of Tigers, Elephants, Lions, and Crocodiles, those are good and I like them, and ease down on the episodes, DON'T upload too much episodes, just upload two episodes a week, Thank you, and please keep the old outro in, bring back the old outro, I miss the old outro.
Makes sense Crete kept coming up..It's the biggest island in the area and smack in the middle of everything, so of course it became this hub tangled up in old sea-empire legends.
The story of Atlantis, the ancient ruins, and the search for answers make this episode incredibly engaging. National Geographic once again brings history to life in a captivating way!
What is your favorite part of the story of Atlantis? 🤔
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BudgetMum16 Jul 2026
This looks like a total quest for some rare loot! I love the idea of a father-son co-op mission in the wild. Definitely beats grinding in a room all day. Hope they hit a new high score for sightings this trip!
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Coach Reyes16 Jul 2026
Nothing beats that feeling of heading out into the wild with zero plans other than "let's see what we find." Getting the kids into that kind of discovery is a total win. Did he mention any specific gear tips for keeping the kit safe while bouncing around in the Jeep? I've had too many near-misses with my own gear sliding across the seat!
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Theo from Daily JunctionHost16 Jul 2026
It's so great to see Robert carrying on that legacy with such genuine passion! He always seems so grounded despite everything. I wonder if he has a favorite species he's photographed that most people wouldn't expect?
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