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Dr. Schoch has posted a preliminary report in "The Bosnian Pyramid Phenomenon By Robert M. Schoch, Boston University" at schoch definantly was not kind to Os. i wonder if this will finalkly put an end to the massacreof the hill and allow real archaeologists preserve what is left? I hope s...

As Paul H lingers in the shadows. At this time, I am preparing to present a poster on some research of mine tomorrow at a GCAGS meeting; gathering cost estimates for OSL dates, Geoprobe rigs, and XRD analyzes as part of a research proposal to get money to study an impact crater; editing my linework...

Thanks for this update, Doug. It's a pretty sad story all around. Dr. Schoch has posted a preliminary report in "The Bosnian Pyramid Phenomenon By Robert M. Schoch, Boston University" at: http://www.robertschoch.net/Bosnian%20Geology%20Robert%20Schoch%20%20Pyramids%20Colette%20Dowell.htm ...

hes an idiot "What we are missing here are artifacts" so like he was expecting to find artifacts in a geological formation :lol: The lack of artifacts certainly is a major "red flag" that his interpretations have many significant unexplained problems with them. An article about ...

hes an idiot "What we are missing here are artifacts" so like he was expecting to find artifacts in a geological formation :lol: An article about the Bosnian pyramids has been published in "Science". It is: Bohannon, J., 2006, Mad About Pyramids. Science. vol. 313, no. 5794, pp....

can some archeologists and geologists explain this to me conection material betwwen stone blocks as you can see it on this photos The "connection material", between the sandstone beds, which Ciko talks about above is not "connection material". In some cases, this "material&...

Cheers Paul. 8) I want to have a look at some of those articles at some point; I'll bet they're fascinating. A number of articles or their abstracts about Libyan Desert Glass are available online from the The NASA Astrophysics Data System at http://fulltext.adsabs.harvard.edu/ and http://adsabs.har...

Of course there is and it isn't restricted to archaeology. Membership in any of these clubs is attained by getting a PH. D. in the subject. They are jealous of their field and seek to defend their turf from interlopers You do NOT need a PHd to be a professional archaeologist; a good Honours degree ...

barakat is not an amatuer after all Let's not get carried away; Barakat only gets a namecheck for leading them to the chunks of glass. At no point does it describe his CV, and he played no part in actually formulating this theory. The various ideas about the origin of Libyan Desert Glass (LDG) disc...

Dear Paul, the fact is that you are very knowledgeable in Geology but also is the fact that you are very ignorable person who just from the pictures explain everything and disregard the judgment of your colleagues that works on the field (also experienced Barakat, Nukic). Your sentence " A tra...

I agree, but I'm still convinced that expert geology team should examine whole site more thoroughly, As barakat and Hadidi suggested. I disagree. A trained person would have to deaf, dumb, and blind to the evidence not to understand that many of the examples of so-called stonework are actually join...

Hello Paul, A page or so ago I asked you a question. How do you define a pyramid? Thanks. Sorry, I missed your question. That is a good question beacuse there seeems to be innumerable ways that this term is either used or defined. For the discussions on this thread the appicable definitions seen to...

Paul did you see some of the last pictures on the Foundation web site, like this one http://www.piramidasunca.ba/news/23060602/P1010061.jpg or this one http://www.piramidasunca.ba/news/23060602/P1010056.jpg (it's in " Na isto?noj strani piramide otvorene nove probne sonde - 23.06.2006". I...

But I have the feeling that for each picture you see from Visochica Hill, you post simmilar geological "example" allegedly proving it's not man-made. What I want to say is that your arguments can be appliable to any square stone block found anywhere in the world and on any archeological e...

The Romans made round stone ammunition for use in their ballistas, as noted in these excavated at Petra. The Greeks also knew how to do this and depending on the size of the seige engine involved, some could get quite large. This observation proves nothing. As far as I know, none of these stone bal...