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A geologist I know says "It looks like an elongate, possibly disc-shaped concretion, that broke in two when the rock enclosing it fractured. As a result, what is seen in the picture is a surface with ridges, step-fractures, created
when it broke in two."

They don't look as if they have any shortage of hills. They can afford to sacrifice one. Uhuh In an excellent article about Pavo Andjelic ( http://www.most.ba/038/092.htm ), published six years ago in the magazine Most, one can find more about his research of the Visoko area: "One of such subj...

I see that Bosnainpyramid.com are declaring that: Satellite, aerial photographs and geographic maps show that Visocica hill has four sides like other existing pyramids around the world. All four sides are identical with the points of the compass, facing north, south, east and west . and then, as ev...

I'll start taking Osmanagich seriously when he stops printing crap like this: www.bosnianpyramid.com/index_files/News.html Not only has he discovered two "new pyramids" (now there's a surprise!), he also claims to have "anthropological evidence that Bosnia is the second oldest oasis ...

The more of these photos I see, the more obvious it is that they are part of a natural geological formation.

Keep them coming!

Barakat is a real geologist, even if he didn't find Cambyses' lost army (probably because he confused sand dollar fossils with human fossils). But he isn't one of Egypt's foremost experts on the pyramids, and his quick visit can't be compared with the core drills done by the geological team from Tu...

Barakat is a real geologist, even if he didn't find Cambyses' lost army (probably because he confused sand dollar fossils with human fossils). But he isn't one of Egypt's foremost experts on the pyramids, and his quick visit can't be compared with the core drills done by the geological team from Tuz...

Actually the story that is going around is that the Tuzla team spent only 2 hours examing the site, and based their report on Osmanagic's book. The claim is also made by someone that they were paid to say what they did. Of course, the people putting forward these studies fail to point out that their...

I don't like being called a liar. I don't mind being told I'm wrong, but I'm not lying. Ciko, have you read the Tuzla report? You do realise it is backed by the Research and Teaching Council of the Faculty of Mining and Geology, as well as the Association of Geologists of Federation of Bosnia and He...

We've an Egyptian geologist who did a quick tour of the area, versus a team from Tuzla University who have a lot of local knowledge and did core drills and who, backed by their Geological Association, say that these are natural formations. Which is what they look like. Why should anyone believe the ...