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STUDIED, RESEARCHED AND WROTE ABOUT THE LOST CITY:
1. Frenchman Fr. Pouqueville , ( Voyage de la Grèce ) 1826
2. German Herneste Kurtios , 1851
3. German Julius Smit, 1879 (Smit was the director of the Athensobservatory and issued a study comparing the Aegeion earthquakewhich occurred 26th December 1861 with the earthquake whichdestroyed Eliki. In 1861 large faults developed on land and the seasurged after the earthquake inundating the planes between Temeniand Diakofto).
4. Greek Spiros Panagiotopoulos, 1883
5. Greek P.K.Ksinopoulos, 1912
6. German Paul Velters, 1912
7. Frenchman Montessi De Bailor, 1924
8. Englishman Stanley Kasson, 1939
9. Italian G.Caro, 1948
10. Frenchman Rovertus De Mangel , 1950
11. German Alfred Filippson, 1950
12. Greek Spiros Dontas , 1952
13. Greek Aristos Stauropoulos, 1954
14. Greek N.P.Moutsopoulos, 1956
15. Greek Spiros Marinatos, 1960 (The renowned archaeologist had stressedthe importance of the discovery of Eliki stating that only the declarationof a third world war could overshadow the prospects of the discovery of Eliki. If Eliki is discovered everything will belong to the classical period.When Eliki sunk Platon was still living and teaching. At the same timeSkopas and Praxitelis were creating masterpieces).
16. Greek George Georgalas , 1962
17. Greek Nikos Papahatzis , 1967
18. American Harold Edgerton, 1967 (Worked with the American researcherPeter Throckmorton who was convinced that Eliki lay on the seabed ofthe Gulf of Corinth. Edgerton perfected the sonar for the needs of thisresearch. Permission was not granted for the research to continue andall efforts were curtailed).
19. Frenchman Jacque Yv Cousteau , 1967 and 1976
20. In 1979 , discovered by ALEXIS PAPADOPOULOS
1. Frenchman Fr. Pouqueville , ( Voyage de la Grèce ) 1826
2. German Herneste Kurtios , 1851
3. German Julius Smit, 1879 (Smit was the director of the Athensobservatory and issued a study comparing the Aegeion earthquakewhich occurred 26th December 1861 with the earthquake whichdestroyed Eliki. In 1861 large faults developed on land and the seasurged after the earthquake inundating the planes between Temeniand Diakofto).
4. Greek Spiros Panagiotopoulos, 1883
5. Greek P.K.Ksinopoulos, 1912
6. German Paul Velters, 1912
7. Frenchman Montessi De Bailor, 1924
8. Englishman Stanley Kasson, 1939
9. Italian G.Caro, 1948
10. Frenchman Rovertus De Mangel , 1950
11. German Alfred Filippson, 1950
12. Greek Spiros Dontas , 1952
13. Greek Aristos Stauropoulos, 1954
14. Greek N.P.Moutsopoulos, 1956
15. Greek Spiros Marinatos, 1960 (The renowned archaeologist had stressedthe importance of the discovery of Eliki stating that only the declarationof a third world war could overshadow the prospects of the discovery of Eliki. If Eliki is discovered everything will belong to the classical period.When Eliki sunk Platon was still living and teaching. At the same timeSkopas and Praxitelis were creating masterpieces).
16. Greek George Georgalas , 1962
17. Greek Nikos Papahatzis , 1967
18. American Harold Edgerton, 1967 (Worked with the American researcherPeter Throckmorton who was convinced that Eliki lay on the seabed ofthe Gulf of Corinth. Edgerton perfected the sonar for the needs of thisresearch. Permission was not granted for the research to continue andall efforts were curtailed).
19. Frenchman Jacque Yv Cousteau , 1967 and 1976
20. In 1979 , discovered by ALEXIS PAPADOPOULOS
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