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The article could be credible, but it has no names to back it up: in other words, it does not have a stamp of approval from anybody whose word means anything in this field. Facts can easily be warped; there could well be information that disproves everything on the website. However, those who don't devote their time to studying Atlantis would never see that information. I wouldn't trust this sort of information until an acclaimed scholar on the subject said something about the information; until then, it should be taken as a mildly interesting but not trustworthy source.

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The city of Atlantis was a tale made up in ancient times, However a city in greece was lost to the see around the same time, and then the land was reclaimed. People built on top of the new land only for this to happen again, and again people built on the land. There was a dig a couple of years ago that found two sets of remains meters below each other from different time periods. the area also has land marks that apear in the tale of atlantis.

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A team of experts believes it could be close to unravelling the millennia-old myth of the Lost City of Atlantis and is launching an expedition to the seas west of Gibraltar to test its theory.
On the first two-week mission, set to take place next July, a two-man submersible captained by Mr Nargeolet will be sent down to investigate areas of the island most likely to be inhabited.

that's this coming July.

Here.

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