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| Foreword | ||
| 1 | Serendipity | 1 |
| Nauplion: first contacts with the myth | 3 | |
| The Tiryns Project (1) | 6 | |
| A clue in Heidelberg | 7 | |
| The breakthrough | 10 | |
| Dangers of Atlantis research | 11 | |
| An overview of this book | 14 | |
| A note on citations and names | 16 | |
| 2 | Plato's Atlantis Account | 17 |
| Timaeus 21E-25D | 17 | |
| Critias 108E-121C | 22 | |
| 3 | The Anatomy of the Atlantis Account | 37 |
| The believers | 37 | |
| The nonbelievers | 40 | |
| How about a neutral approach? | 42 | |
| The transmission | 45 | |
| Plato | 48 | |
| The conversation | 50 | |
| Plato's intended trilogy | 51 | |
| Timaeus: Plato as a natural scientist | 52 | |
| Critias and Hemocrates | 55 | |
| The special role of Atlantis | 57 | |
| Structure of the Atlantis account | 59 | |
| 4 | The Ancient Aegean | 63 |
| Ice Age to Neolithic | 64 | |
| The Early Bronze Age and the emergence of Troy | 68 | |
| The Minoan culture | 72 | |
| The Achaeans | 73 | |
| Heinrich Schliemann | 78 | |
| The end of the Bronze Age | 79 | |
| The Tiryns Project (2) | 81 | |
| The post-Achaean era | 85 | |
| 5 | Deciphering a Legend | 91 |
| Timaeus 21E-25D: The Achaeans | 91 | |
| Critias 108E-112E: Attika | 119 | |
| Critias 113A-121C: Atlantis | 131 | |
| The Laws 3.676-682: The Early Iron Age | 173 | |
| 6 | The Odyssey Starts Making Sense | 177 |
| Demystifying the Odyssey | 181 | |
| Scheria and Atlantis | 181 | |
| A 2700-year-old "Back to the Future" scheme | 184 | |
| The end of the Achaeans: Late Helladic 111C | 196 | |
| 7 | Reconstructing Troy | 201 |
| The evolving Plain of Troy | 203 | |
| Neolithic/Early Bronze Age | 204 | |
| Middle/Late Bronze Age | 206 | |
| Post-Bronze Age | 213 | |
| 8 | Conclusions | 217 |
| Near hits | 217 | |
| Prerequisites for the deciphering | 219 | |
| Counterarguments and shortcomings | 220 | |
| Katsingri | 223 | |
| Notes | 225 | |
| Bibliography | 239 | |
| Index | 252 |
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