The Bosnian Pyramids. 2/5.

[hegemoniuspiper]

what unbelivable mixture of fantasies ignorance and interest all this hoax is! ahaha

It's all MUD under those pieces of rock, THERE'S NOTHING! AHAHA

They clearly dont know nothing about geological formations nor about archealogy

[MaTchBoOkPoEt]

edgar cayce predicted they would find a chamber underneath the paws of the sphinx that held the knowledge from Atlantis .. he was right they found a chamber... but the Egyptian government will not let anyone enter it...

not before they can get in there and cover it up

[MaTchBoOkPoEt]

usually theres an anti chamber .. and some cases treasure!

[formicfarm]

@MrNewkingjames- Would you be interested in any type of 'proof' that contradicts your narrow world view? Probably not. Irrefutable proof- maybe someone should have hit you with a science book or a dictionary instead of that bible.

[MrNewkingjames]

If correct this is irrefutable proof of the flood of noah

[LordLarsaSolidor]

pyra=fire

mid=middle

[MsEmnic]

Am i stupid? Why does it come up NOW? Was it under an alien shield or s.th.? What?

[TheRivern]

@MsEmnic i think alot of us have been "brain washed" at young age to think everything has been done and everything has been found and explored. isn't it cool to find out we know fuck all yet!!

[MrShystie]

@TheRivern not so cool to know we have been lied to for so long

[SELZ1981]

@MsEmnic it took man being able to fly over it to notice the shape and thats what maybe sparked their interest in it.

[gloup81]

hmzz ... the architector had to be really really drunk ...

[ponlur]

Why somebody is not digging out out least one side??? if you get 100 people together, you could be revealing some evidence in 2 weeks !

[raisin212k]

haha.... yeah right. this guy is nuts. These aren't pyramids! I was hoping they were though. Basically, the strongest evidence here is what looks like a sporadically arranged floor base of blocks. In the field of geology, there are far more stunning rock formations than these. I mean, even crystals form into a perfect geometric shape. All those blocks are indigenous to the mountain itself. What did they do, cut out blocks from the mountain itself and just rearrange them??? lol.

[SirVaughnElric]

Not only are there skeletons of giants showing up everywhere. But the more we look into ancient Earth, the older this stuff gets the harder that slap across the face becomes for those none believers

They coined the term pseudo science because its their last lie they can hide behind.

Like Marko Rodin's vortex mathematics and winding coils based on this geometry and yielding stronger magnetic fields then conventional coils.

But even now when it's been proven they still call it pseudo science.

[2020starman]

all pyramids were built by aliens ..man as the slave ... man had to much of a pea brain ..

[smaakjeks]

Two pyramid-like sides on a hill does not a pyramid make. Especially not when the hill is geologically identical to the natural sediment in that area. But I suppose these ancient builders constructed a pyramid in the exact layered sequence of the area. You know, for shits and giggles.

There's a reason no one educated in archeology takes Osmanagić seriously. This man also believes the Maya are from the Pleiades and Atlantis, by the by.

[agbz]

I think that the rock with the map is too convenient.

[4MyNation]

Hurry up and clear the trees & dirt off of them!!!

[smaakjeks]

@4MyNation

It's just a hill. Clearing off the dirt will reveal natural sediment.

[4MyNation]

@smaakjeks Natural sediment cut into perfect blocks that resemble stone. Yep.

[smaakjeks]

@4MyNation

Well, show me one block with an analysis of the "cut marks" and we'll talk. Heck, show me a dug out cross section of any part of the "pyramid" that defies natural sediment layer composition and we'll talk. I'm not holding my breath, though.

[4MyNation]

@smaakjeks Would you be against digging through the top layers of soil? Do you advocate preventing this?

[smaakjeks]

@4MyNation

There has already been digging at the site. Go here:

irna (dot) lautre (dot) net / Geology-of-the-Bosnian-pyramid­s (dot) html

Remove spaces and replace (dot) with . The site has sources, so it's not just a random dotcom web page.

I'm not opposed to more digging, except that the money is wasted on a regular hill rather than spent elsewhere in Bosnia (like, for example, places of genuine archeological interest). Digging there also promotes an incorrect view of human history.

[MoonTrigger1]

Incorrect view of human history? Every day discoveries are made that put what we learned in school to the test. Books are constantly changing. Our history isn't "set in stone", we only know a fragment of it, and some parts are more speculation than fact!

That's why people need to know how to adapt what they've learned and introduce new concepts. These are pyramids, you need to be really thick not to see it. Yes it will change what we thought was our history. Deal with it, don't deny it...

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"Our history isn't "set in stone", we only know a fragment of it (...)"

That doesn't mean that we are free to make stuff up, or to disregard all other knowledge. You don't reinvent any field of science by being ignorant of it.

"These are pyramids"

They are hills.

"you need to be really thick not to see it."

Or a geologist. Or an anthropologist. Look, the rocks are neat, but they're not unique. Follow the links I provided in my previous comments for a different perspective.

[MoonTrigger1]

@smaakjeks Did you even took the time to listen to what the man had said? There are tablets with inscriptions that detail area, like a map. Underneath all that soil and vegetation, there are rectangular rocks in a pattern resembling the other known pyramids. Tunnels connecting those pyramids. Every time any "ground shaking" discovery is made, and doesn't "connect" with what we thought was our history, a few skeptics come out trying to bring that to the ground. I think that's just jealousy...

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

The "tablet" is a stone with lines on it. If you know what to look for, you can always fit something to it. The rectangular rocks are extremely common in the natural world. Or, do you think crystals are man made too? You don't think nature can produce straight lines in rock? Again, follow the links I provided. There are no connecting tunnels either, btw.

No one in the scientific community takes this crackpot seriously. So, saying there are "a few skeptics" is an understatement.

[MoonTrigger1]

It's what happened when they discovered that buried ancient city in Turkey. Everyone said it was impossible, yet, there it was, and today, after 14 years, we've only uncovered 5% of that huge metropolis and probably a "new" civilization. Still, the same happened, skeptics trying to bring it to the ground because they thought they knew everything.

You even use the fact that this man believes in Atlantis as a counter argument. That's how desperate you are to destroy what he uncovered. Sad.

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"It's what happened when they discovered that buried ancient city in Turkey."

Science is self correcting. So, whenever some real evidence comes to light, scientific consensus changes. So far, Semir has presented zero evidence that stands up to scrutiny. Even more so, there is evidence that directly contradicts his claims.

"You even use the fact that this man believes in Atlantis as a counter argument."

It sure is an apropos. Or do you believe that place was real too?

[MoonTrigger1]

Ofc it changes, in the end the truth will come on top, but sometimes it takes more than a lifetime to prove a point that had evidence since the beggining, but human stupidity tries to bring it down because they didn't want it to be true.

People who believed the Earth was round were "crazy" a few centuries ago. Some people were burned because they said the Earth was not the center of the universe. Think about that. Back then thos"brilliant minds" killed, tday they call ppl who disagree idiots.

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"People who believed the Earth was round were "crazy" a few centuries ago."

Humans have known the Earth is round for a couple of millennia now. The Greeks figured it out using shadows.

"Back then thos"brilliant minds" killed, tday they call ppl who disagree idiots."

It's not about disagreeing. It's about having evidence. Semir has none that stands up to scrutiny. And no one who understands a little bit about geology or anthropology agree with him.

[MoonTrigger1]

Yes, and presumably the Egypcians knew the Earth was round too. But you must know what I was referring to, don't try to avoid the point. I was talking about Catholic church, medieval Europe, Nicolau Copérnico, Galileo Galilei...

Doesn't he have any evidence that stands up to scrutiny, or can't you see past your pseudo-scientist goggles? Do you even want to see, not just this, but anything that goes against what you think it's right?

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"don't try to avoid the point."

I didn't. I addressed your point in ADDITION to correcting you.

"or can't you see past your pseudo-scientist goggles?"

I've stated some of what evidence I would find convincing to change my position. You have not. So, who's wearing pseudo-science goggles here? Having a potentially falsifiable result is at the heart of proper science.

"Do you even want to see (...) anything that goes against what you think it's right?"

I follow the evidence.

[MoonTrigger1]

And yes, I went to your link and read a few articles, and I find a lot of personal attacks to him and his team, and one of their arguments was that it's wrong because it would go against everything they know, or think they know, about europe history. Exactly the same argument used in Gobekli tepe 14 y ago: "if we don't understand how it is there and who made it, then it doesn't exist". Göbekli tepe exists, and I'll be waiting to see confirmation of the bosnian pyramids too in the near future.

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"(...) and I find a lot of personal attacks to him and his team"

You did? I guess I didn't look around too much. I didn't see personal attacks on that site. Did you find the pictures of similarly or even more perfectly shaped rocks that are also natural?

"I'll be waiting to see confirmation of the bosnian pyramids too in the near future."

I wish you weren't waiting in vain. I think it would be awesome with pyramids in Bosnia. But, unfortunately, nothing suggests that they are.

[MoonTrigger1]

And do I believe in Atlantis? Personally, no. Do I deny it? Absolutely not. They've found enough stuff to get us wondering, and only ignorance can deny what it doesn't understand in the first place. I try to keep an open mind and study both sides of the coin.

And even if it's just fantasy, it has nothing to do with this. You brought it here because you lack arguments, therefore you try to discredit him by bringing something controversial to the topic. That's not constructive nor intelligent.

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"I try to keep an open mind and study both sides of the coin."

So, did you go to the link I provided? Also, if you are truly open minded, please answer this: what evidence will convince you that these things are not pyramids?

"you lack arguments"

I've brought up several arguments that you have yet to address. The fact that I in addition bring up his other zany beliefs does not make my pertinent arguments any less valid.

[MoonTrigger1]

@smaakjeks

To finish this: What amuses me is the fact that it had to be an OPEN MINDED man (loony, as some "great scientists" like you would say), who was probably a joke between mainstreem scientists/archeologists, to go to a place and discover pyramids that have been there, under our noses for centuries. One of the great discoveries, being true.

I believe that's what makes so many "brilliant minds" butt hurt. :D

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"I believe that's what makes so many "brilliant minds" butt hurt. :D"

Yes, I'm sure that's why all of archeology, anthropology and geology is ignoring this person. It couldn't possibly be that he's digging up a hill with no significance beyond that of mild curiosity for those ignorant of the natural processes that exist in the world. Very peculiar that the pyramids were carefully constructed to exactly match the natural sediments of the area, eh?

[MoonTrigger1]

Just as much as they were carefully constructed to be aligned with the North Star like the great pyramid of Giza, have tunnels connecting it and a map portraying the valley. For every of your counter arguments, Mr. Osmanagic's team has one argument. It does stand to scrutiny. It's just hard for the mainstream archeology to admit they've in fact been teaching wrong things to kids in school, but they have been proven wrong before, and with time, they might be again.

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"they were carefully constructed to be aligned with the North Star "

Right, because only man made things can face in specific directions.

"tunnels"

No one has found these interconnected tunnels (apart from him). There is one small cave far away from the pyramids. Also, no other pyramids have inter-connecting tunnels.

"It does stand to scrutiny"

Dude, you've shown that you don't know about rectangular rocks forming naturally. You're not exactly learned on this subject, are you.

[MoonTrigger1]

And you're wrong when you say all of archeology, anthropology and geology is ignoring him. As in everything, there are 2 sides. One might be bigger, but it's not all. Generalization is another road to ignorance, but there's really not much use of discussing this on youtube :S

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"And you're wrong when you say all of archeology, anthropology and geology is ignoring him."

Oh, well, how many scientific articles have been written on these pyramids, then? Heck, how many have been published in respected journals by Osmanagić himself?

"As in everything, there are 2 sides"

I'm only interested in the evidence based side.

"Generalization is another road to ignorance"

Yep. Another one is the Dunning-Kruger effect.

[MoonTrigger1]

I guess evidence, by your standards, is something that you like and agree. Everything else is BS. Fortunately we're not all like that. Or we would still be living in caves.

I'm would like a good explanation, then, on how there are tunnels with wood pillars dating 15-45k years old connecting these "hills". Also, why the sandstone is always placed at regular intervals in the same angles. Same for steps and terraces. Nature may be able to do some pretty stones, but this is a bit too much...

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"I guess evidence, by your standards, is something that you like and agree."

It should be falsifiable, testable, and independently verified. I'm simply adhering to the scientific method. If you know of a superior method for exploring reality I'd love to hear it.

Okay, so if there are no tunnels (like I said, only a small cave has been found), and if I can show you a picture of layered sand stone (perhaps via PM), will you be convinced that they are not pyramids?

[MoonTrigger1]

I'm begining to doubt that you've even seen the whole video. Some pyramids in Peru and Bolivia were also "hills" before a few "crazy" guys decided to dig it up. This man has seen more than 300 pyramids, of various kinds, I think he's probably more capable of you, despite what you say about him.

In your opinion we should just leave this be, and risk losing a chapter in our history. I think there's enough stuff in Bosnia to be worth the shot.

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"I'm begining to doubt that you've even seen the whole video."

I skimmed it because I'm mostly familiar with his case. I had to look into the "tablet" when you mentioned that, though. Go for a stroll along a rocky beach and you'll find stones like that by the thousands.

"This man has seen more than 300 pyramids, of various kinds"

Others have also seen lots of pyramids and do not agree with him. So now what?

[MoonTrigger1]

Well, if you skimmed the video and you're talking like that...well, it's not a good sign, to be fair,

Also, I take a look at a lot of rocks every day...since I study geology and all...and I never seen one of those thousands of rocks that portrait a whole area, including it's tunnel schemes...maybe I'm just unlucky.

In case you don't know, most people that tried to bring his project down didn't even go there in the first place. I guess bosnian pyramids aren't in some people's best interests.

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"never seen one of those thousands of rocks that portrait a whole area"

If you look hard enough, you can make each scratch and dimple meaningful.

"including it's tunnel schemes...maybe I'm just unlucky."

Again, nobody has seen any tunnels. There are no pictures showing them, there are no videos of the whole system (only of one small cave several kms away), no surveyors have described them. So, either show evidence of them or stop talking about them like they definitely exist.

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"most people that tried to bring his project down didn't even go there in the first place. I guess bosnian pyramids aren't in some people's best interests."

What's your source for this information?

Did you know that there's a real site of archeological interest at that hill? It's a Medieval fort called Visoki. That's part of why real archeologists have tried to stop Osmanagić from messing around.

[MoonTrigger1]

@smaakjeks My source? Just watch the interview he gave in a Tv channel. Yes I know there's a medieval fort there,and if you saw any of his work before trying to destroy it you would know he discovered some ruins of it during his excavations. I don't remember if he showed it in this video or the other though.

Anyways, I've seen enough of your arguments, and I realized that you're just one more destructive guy trying to look smart on youtube. And that's just losing time...

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

"My source? Just watch the interview he gave in a Tv channel."

So, your source seems to invariably be the same person. And, you trust this person is more correct than the entire field of science. Why? Because Bosnian pyramids are just so appealing?

"you're just one more destructive guy"

I ask for a cross section of the pyramids that differs from natural sediment formation, for example. I also ask for analyses on the rocks for cut marks. Are my demands for evidence unreasonable?

[MoonTrigger1]

I'm not going over this again, you clearly don't wanna see anything that's presented to you. Tunnels linking pyramids with wood pillars dating over 15-45k (more than any medieval fort, in case you don't know) must seem natural to you, same for the stones that are always positioned in 90º and at the same distance from each other. The construction is made in regular layers of stone-clay-stone-clay, maps, steps at regular intervals...ofc u wouldnt know this, if you don't even read what he said...

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1

1) tunnels haven't been shown to exist.

2) stones at approx. same distance and orientation is a common natural occurrence. Studying geology, you should know this. I can PM you pictures of such formations. Maybe they're ALL built by ancient men...!

3) The stone with the "map" is ad hoc, and has not been shown to be etched or cut by man made tools (which would be detectable to a trained eye).

I ask again, are my specific demands for evidence not reasonable??

[MoonTrigger1]

@smaakjeks My point is that there's more than it's required to fund an excavation there. There's excavations funded with less evidence.

Anyways, I'm done wasting time with you. You clearly don't want to see, and you clearly don't know what you're talking about, instead you repeat what others say, I doubt you even think twice about it.

I think you're just trying to get some attention, but move along...

[smaakjeks]

@MoonTrigger1 "Anyways, I'm done wasting time with you" You could at least have taken the time to answer my perfectly straight forward question. "You clearly don't want to see" Yes, I do. I want to see independent verification of his claims using proper methodology. You seem perfectly content to just trust this character. "instead you repeat what others say" Other scientists, yes. Why is that a bad thing? "I doubt you even think twice about it." Doubt away. "move along.." Not your call.

[smaakjeks]

@4MyNation

Also, check out these other places with similarly "neat" rock formations. Nature can produce amazing shapes.

irna (dot) lautre (dot) net / Tout-ce-que-la-nature-ne-peut-­pas,43 (dot) html

[smaakjeks]

@4MyNation

Yes, I did answer your question. Check again.

[Tvrtko29]

NOKIA-HANDY find in Pyramid...

[XLuminariumX]

@NONAG0N I thought the same. :D you're not alone

[P0WAT0TH3P30PL3]

@mrconradhoppe Arghh matey!

[Ebdan88]

Never believe in anything unless you have seen it with your eyes!! specially these days which there are many agenda's out there!!? I have to visit bosnien soon!!?:-)

[Keelox100]

@Ebdan88 Well, i've been there and seen it, it's real. I was in a city called ''Tuzla'' have some friends there, so we took a little trip down to the Pyramids, and it is just as it looks.

[nolifemerc]

im not suprised, image bosnia and egypt its not so far apart, just a boattrip ax the medd.

[archeng123]

i now know that mount everist is also a ppyramid if you dig it out

[sausagedogheaven]

It's strange. On the web page of this pyramid in Wikipedia it cites "scientific evidence" for why these pyramids are not pyramids but it consists only of opinions and complaints. There is no actual scientific evidence provided in the Wikipedia scientific evidence section.

Very strange.

[kindrachuk]

Man i wish someone would scream to this yuppie to speak the f**k up gesus!!!

[lyteweaver]

sooooo fascinating. how do these pyramids compare to the ones found on the moon and on mars?

love 'n' light,

x

[SpacedTime]

@lyteweaver yeah, I bet Richard Hoagland woul have something to say about these pyramids and the ones on the moon.

[lyteweaver]

@SpacedTime

i'm sure he would have heaps to say...

infact i am just going to check it out now.

love 'n' light,

x

[lyteweaver]

Respond to this video...

i know he has much to say on this and i am just checking it out now.

love 'n' light,

x

[ChuckSchuldinerRIP0]

@lyteweaver Those are mountain ranges.

[UpperVIP]

@lyteweaver Measure these and those on Mars (and Saturn etc) and you will begin to see a pattern.

[raypsi]

where did all the materials come from that made up the Bosnian pyramids?

[vjacq88]

They should pay people to work on unearthing these types of finds or projects since the we're broke and doing nothing.

[Maybehapsso]

Is he sure about that 4 segmented blue line, sure looks a heck of a lot like the constellation Cassiopia.

[Is2012TheDate]

Bosnian pyramids have been finally confirmed. Pyramid experts from all over the world have confirmed the existence of the Bosnian pyramids. In addition, 90% of all these experts said that the the Bosnian pyramids are by far the world’s largest and oldest pyramids. There are five (5) pyramids in Bosnia and it is said that they are 12000-26000 years old. In 2010 UNESCO added the Bosnian pyramids into their World Heritage sites.

[lyteweaver]

@Is2012TheDate

Hi there! i tried calling that number but it comes up as an invalid number. do you have one that actually works? i am very interested in this subject and would like to get as much info as possible. i would appreciate any help. thank you.

love 'n' light,

x

[Hermofride]

An interesting observation is that the pinetrees on the pyramids (moon pyramid) does not exist in Bosnia. This Pine is a Mediteranian type. An other anomality is the difference of temperature at the pyramids which is 5 degrees higher than rest of the surrounding landscape outside the pyramid(s)

[Hermofride]

I saw the evidence at close sight when I visited the place for about a week ago. The stones is cut in regular patterns, many times 90 degrees angles. Underneath the pyramids one have the vast tunel system. At some places there are big blocks of many tons inside, which are to big to be carried through the openings. It can also be found some kind of symbols on some of these blocks and other places. It is no doubt about that this is constructions! And Constructions with special meanings or purposes

[col13x]

The so called Egyptologist's won't be able to lie about this one, or withhold evidence, information and the truth ..... someone somewhere has felt their stomach hit the floor ..... the whole concept of pyramid building and their purpose is about to be re written and a whole bunch of people who formerly expounded their short sighted view are going to look very very silly ....

[mooners40]

I'd love to see that thing uncovered and buffed up - what a site/sight that would be - and according to how the pyramids were built in Egypt it would only take a few hundred men a few years with ropes and hand tools , to uncover it  . Any moving of 600 ton stones can be done with a few well placed fulcrums and some willing rope tuggers.

[mooners40]

If you live in a pyramid , you need  loft insulation

[Cuah123]

Any bones found yet?

[ziggykelly]

how cut perfectly cut blocks possibly be considered natural?

[cavaleer]

@Ziggurathss Thanks for the uploads. These are real. The Egyptians had traveled throughout the mediteranean and established colonies as far north as southern Georgia. This is entirely plausible and real.

[Ziggurathss]

@cavaleer looks real to me to. even the mountains looks artificial. tx

[banndell]

let open tha pandora box.

[Ziggurathss]

@banndell - not yet ...

[yoram1]

@Ziggurathss

why not?

[gloup81]

@Ziggurathss dont sit waiting for that day though , it will propably never come , u think any of the egyptian pyramids fully excavated ?

[ikie18]

@banndell

what the hell is that ??

[banndell]

bosnian government invited archeology excavation team from USM (Universiti Sains Malaysia) from Malaysia to help them in the excavation.To all bosnian please support them because it all about your history and civilization.

[Camyum]

Who were these pyramid builders, who built pyramids all over the world?

[laqtor]

Man, I would love to climb to the top of that one big pyramid with the vegetation.

[SaurierDNA]

So, it looks the stone is an aireal view of the area. Meaning, these ancients were able to take to the sky

[ovonijemojeime]

how did that guy find the egytpian pyramids, the one in the picture from the corner?

[pulsating123]

i still haven't seen a video of any of the galleries or tunnels inside these pyramids.. ill keep looking and maybe eventually find one, but if someone has a direct link that would be greatly appreciated

[pulsating123]

@pulsating123 nevermind, he gets into the tunnels later

[vuctreppi]

hahahaha its not true

[fenotipobombay]

I'm very skeptical about these so named pyramids.. If you look at Eaglehawk neck in Tasmania island you can see similar structures to visoko pyramids.. like perfect floor pieces and pavements.. incredible but totally natural!!

[Muxxyy]

i would love to think that this is true but what makes me wonder is - why are they excavating the bottom of the "pyramid" rather then a top? wouldn't it be far easier to prove it's a pyramid if you unveiled the top? then no one would be able to argue, it would be a solid fact. but if you just unveil bottom then i can say "oh well, someone just built some tunnels in the mountain to hide during war times".

know what i mean?

[TimeTimer3000]

BOSNIAN PYRAMIDS! the media must reveal the truth! the aliens dont want that the humanity knows the truth.

[rich2rock]

@TimeTimer3000 No....it's the rich don't want the poor to know.

[mordsith05]

Some people think this is a hoax? But how does nature design an angle so perfectly?

[Ziggurathss]

that my friend is also my question....

[janafeir]

As for the archaeologist against change It would be ludicrous to say you have found everything and those simply do not exist because it does not fit into the schema of your world view I never have seen mother nature ever build a mountain like this Yes I do believe it is man made

[janafeir]

On the geothermal scans I do believe I see one more pyramid he has not out lined It is on the left side just below the middle the lines have formed a pyramid On one geothermal scan look for white lines with a dot on the top like the others and it forms a perfect triangle One side appears to be in the dark just like the other. I maybe wrong but I believe that it is have a look for yourself

[TheNewVideos]

How is it in Bosnia, do the locals and also all bosnian peoplelook at this like a hoax or do they support it.

How far is this project by now, is is provn to be a pyramid or not?

[Ziggurathss]

Most of them do believe it is a pyramids.

The orthodox archaeologists thinking its a hoax..

or a natural construction..

[proteoid]

@Ziggurathss looks like a glaciated pyramidal peak. The area around these pyramids does look like typical galciated scenery. Have to admit though that the 'pyramid' is very straight.

On another note, archaeologists say that this is all fake. Do a search on Google for "the bosnia atlantis connection" and read the article - written by a professional archaeologist.

[Ziggurathss]

@proteoid - There must be something. Even a child can see that these mountains are artificial. tx

[proteoid]

@Ziggurathss In a letter to the editor of The Times on 25 April 2006, Professor Anthony Harding, president of the European Association of Archaeologists, referred to Osmanagić's theories as "wacky" and "absurd" and expressed concern that insufficient safeguards were in place to protect Bosnia's "rich heritage" from "looting and unmonitored or unauthorised development".

[proteoid]

@Ziggurathss ................"After visiting the site himself, Harding reported, "we saw areas of natural stone (a breccia), with fissures and cracks; but no sign of anything that looked like archaeology"

Case closed.

[proteoid]

@Ziggurathss Well, if you discount the opinion of a leading Professor of Archaeology who has actually visited the site, then thats very closed-minded. Why don't you contact him to discuss it ? He is Professor Anthony Harding and is based at Exeter University, England. He is the President of the European Association of Archaeologists. You can contact him and try and tell him he is wrong , and that he is a child. Let me know how you get on. cheers !

[berrensho]

@proteoid Profesor Harding visited the site in 2006 before any serious works were done, stated the "apsurdity" of existance of such pyramides before even getting there which in my view undermines his "expert oppinion" greatly. New discoveries and theories always had to fight thier way into mainstream against "expert oppinions" of establishement. Nothing new. I don't think we should regard him as an expert in light of new material evidence uncovered. as he's obvioulsy wrong.

[berrensho]

@proteoid Just do your research on how for example Troy arheological site was uncovered. You'll get the idea.

[bosna501]

Professor John Wilkens from the Univerity of London has recently Established that

BOSNIANS ARE ILLYRIANS - an Ancient European People.

Wilkes is the foremost LIVING authority on the Illyrians.

The oldest European Genetik DNA Haplogroup is I2a and this Haplogropu is absolut mostly in Bosnia.

This results are from the seriously DNA Istitutes.

Look Video: DNA of the Balkans

[Ziggurathss]

@bosna501 thank you my friend. There is little updates about this "controversial" Pyramide.

As useuall orthodox archaeologists dont like to rewrite history.

I think they 're missing a great opportunity and i do believe that ignorance is not far from stupidity!

thanks for the info Dna...

[Ziggurathss]

@bosna501 wich one is it ? there is so many dna of the balkan?

[XLuminariumX]

@bosna501 Excuse me are not "Illyrians" greeks? a greeco Grecian tribal faction?

[bosna501]

@XLuminariumX

Illyrians Greeks ??? HHAHAHHA NO WAY

[vmro1893]

@XLuminariumX Fuck no Illyrians, Macedonians, Thracians are non Greek people. The term Greek did not get used until the after the rise of the Roman Empire.

[XLuminariumX]

@vmro1893 please tell me more . message me anytime, sounds fascinating

[MrNavodaR]

@bosna501 we know that without dna results!

[spikeychops]

Thanks for posting. Fascinating videos.

Even looking at the sat images and scans through my mediocre screen, i can see, besides the pyramids, there appears to be a lot more buried structures and artefacts to be found in the area.

[SpaceMan131326]

@spikeychops that means their are some in Peru as well then