Uncovering the mystery of the Bosnian pyramids

Many of us have heard the rumor that there is a Bosnian pyramid supposedly bigger and older than any pyramid yet discovered. I have previously placed this scarce rumor knowledge into my Hummm/rumor file/ or wait and see what develops folder in my brain. If this is true then Dr. Semir has fleshed out a big discovery IMO.

Regardless of your take on the whole Bosnian Pyramid, you might find this article of interest.

Dr. Semir Osmanagic
The Bosnian pyramids are the largest, the biggest, the oldest pyramids on the planet. In 2005. I first traveled to the little Bosnian town of Visoko in central Bosnia, just half an hour from the capital city of Sarajevo, to visit the local museum. Then I saw this — everybody called it “hill” — but it had four sides. triangular faces, four corners, the same slope from bottom to the top. I took a compass, and the compass showed me that the sides are perfectly oriented to the cardinal points. North south, east west. Mother Nature doesn’t make hills with four triangular faces in perfect orientation.

archaeological trenches, geological core drilling, lab analysis. Everything I did: anomaly, anomaly, anomaly. Meaning … not naturally made. In 2006, I established a nonprofit foundation for archaeological research, scientific research, and in the last 15 years, the Bosnian pyramid project has become the most active archaeological site in the world. Every year, 300 to 400 volunteers, so far from 63 countries. In the last 10 years, 3,550 of them. Our employees work there. Tens of thousands of visitors. (A) number of experts from different fields. Five scientific conferences. Confirming: that we have a pyramid complex in the heart of Europe, which is 33,600 years old. How do we know that? Because once you remove 3 to 4 feet of soil above the structure, we are finding concrete blocks. Some of them rectangular, some of them square in shape, from 7 to 40 tons. And not one row block, but several rows. Between those rows of blocks, we are discovering fossilized leaves. It’s organic material. It can be radiocarbon dated, which we did: 29,200 years plus minus 400 years. This is radiocarbon date and calibrated to date … their age is about 14 to 15% more: 33,600 years, the oldest pyramids on the planet.

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a reply to: 727Sky

the alledged " bosnian pyramid " - is no such thing

its just a hill - and like most hills - it has had human activity - so some things are found

but the " pyramid " is a hoax

If there really was something like Bosnian pyramids.. we would have heard about it from the real scientists by now.

Direct study of the site by geologists, archaeologists, and other scientists have demonstrated that the hills are natural formations known as flatirons and that there is no evidence that they were shaped by human construction.

The European Association of Archaeologists has condemned the so-called 'Bosnian pyramids' as a "cruel hoax"; they are also concerned about damage being done to genuine archaeological sites: a medieval Bosnian capital, Roman fortifications, and some even more ancient remains.

a reply to: 727Sky

A while back they were removing the debris from a tunnel system running through the "pyramid"....but to me it looked like they were the ones who dug the "tunnel" such as it was. I call bunk on this one.

a reply to: 727Sky

oh - and BTW - your OP source = blocked in the EU - which is mindbendingly ironic

might want to fix that - for a source thats actually readable world wide

originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: 727Sky

oh - and BTW - your OP source = blocked in the EU - which is mindbendingly ironic

might want to fix that - for a source thats actually readable world wide

I guess we need to tell George Knapp as it is his sight.. Question is why would the block anything from George ? Maybe Springer can let him know ?

a reply to: 727Sky

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a reply to: 727Sky

It has to do with EU law concerning viewer privacy. Basically, the site has to include routines that ask for viewer buy-in to the use of cookies etc.

Some sites don't want the hassle of this requirement, so they put up the "blocked" statement to avoid legal action by the EU.

Cheers

originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: 727Sky

oh - and BTW - your OP source = blocked in the EU - which is mindbendingly ironic

might want to fix that - for a source thats actually readable world wide

You might want - to learn to use - actual punctuation - so your sentences -are readable - to anyone - And screw the EU -