Original sentence: Among those who believe that the Bimini Road is an artificial structure, some believe that it is an artifact of the mythical lost civilization of Atlantis, based in part on predictions made by Edgar Cayce.As a result of the unusual arrangement of stones, and the shape of the stones themselves, some believe the formation is an ancient road, wall or the remains of some other man-made structure.Greg Little believes that his discovery suggests the Bimini Road may actually be part of an entire wall or water dock of some sort.In 1968, Cayce made the following prediction:.One likely natural explanation is that the "road" is an example of tessellated pavement, a natural phenomenon.Sci-Fi’s “Quest for Atlantis: Startling New Secrets” (aired July 2006) followed several different groups researching possible locations for the legendary Atlantis, one of which focused on the Bimini Road.The Bimini Road is an underwater rock formation near North Bimini island in the Bahamas.The Road consists of approximately one half-mile of limestone blocks, lying in a semi-rectangular pattern, with the blocks themselves appearing to being rectangular in shape
Edited sentence: Greg Little’s discovery suggests the Bimini Road may actually be part of an entire wall or water dock of some sort.Said Cayce:.Sci-Fi’s “Quest for Atlantis: Startling New Secrets” (aired July 2006) followed several different Atlantis fanatical groups, one of which focused on the Bimini Road.Some have claimed that the formation is an ancient road, or perhaps a collapsed wall of the mythical civilization of Atlantis.Supporters also quote the famous American psychic Edgar Cayce who they claim predicted the discovery of the Bimini Road in 1968.Supporters of the Atlantis theory claim that the stone formation is too unusual to have been naturally formed.The Bimini Road is an underwater formation near North Bimini island in the Bahamas.The likely explanation is that the road is an example of tessellated pavement, a natural phenomenon