Bosnian pyramids, photos

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Sun May 07, 2006 10:14 am

Der Lange wrote:It was extremely interesting and the text clearly shows the author of the report believes firmly the structure to be a stone step pyramid.

But did she come to that conclusion before or after investigating the hill? I can't help feeling that Osmanagich gathered all the like-minded 'experts' he could find; ones who wouldn't need too much persuasion.

Post by **Minimalist** » Sun May 07, 2006 10:26 am

Not the most sensible material for this 'super-race' to build Europe's first pyramid with then?

Hindsight is 20/20, RK. One makes use of the tools one has.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Sun May 07, 2006 10:32 am

And using the 'evidence' I've been supplied with so far, there is NO pyramid in Bosnia.

GG · Post by GG » Sun May 07, 2006 7:31 pm

could this be the first natural pyramid if its not human made because the shape looks like it

Beagle · Post by **Beagle** » Sun May 07, 2006 9:15 pm

When news of this dig first broke, I read that the "pyramid" was oriented to the cardinal points of the compass. It didn't say perfectly oriented (as in the Great Pyramid), or just close (as in big deal).

It would be nice to get some accurate info on that. I'm still very intrigued.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Sun May 07, 2006 11:40 pm

I read that the "pyramid" was oriented to the cardinal points of the compass. It didn't say perfectly oriented (as in the Great Pyramid), or just close (as in big deal).

how close is this close? and how would they be able to determine that without any walls exposed? this all seems to be an adventure in hope not fact.

Beagle · Post by **Beagle** » Mon May 08, 2006 5:36 pm

I think a survey team could do an accurate job. I'm just not sure about this site and I wish that we could get more accurate info. I looked at it on Google Earth and it doesn't look like any other structure that I can see. The surrounding countryside is not given to this kind of pyramidal shape, like can sometimes be seen in the Egyptian western desert, where windblown yardangs can look very pyramidal.

I'm all for the site being thoroughly excavated. Probably Os should be fired but then I fear that it won't be followed up on.

FreeThinker · Post by **FreeThinker** » Mon May 08, 2006 10:17 pm

Here is another view. Is this proof of pyramid?

FreeThinker · Post by **FreeThinker** » Mon May 08, 2006 10:28 pm

The picture didn't work...let me post the link:

http://www.deviantart.com/view/33027244/

Post by **Minimalist** » Mon May 08, 2006 10:59 pm

Those would be some big goddamn Bosnian ants.

Tech · Post by **Tech** » Tue May 09, 2006 10:40 am

This is obviously not a normal pyramid , or constructed as others have been . But , imho it looks as if they took a hill roughly the right shape , squared off the edges and covered it with some sort of stone cladding to give the impression of a pyramid . I've never heard of it done before but thats what I see when I look at ciko's photos .

Ciko · Post by **Ciko** » Tue May 09, 2006 2:11 pm

This is obviously not a normal pyramid , or constructed as others have been .

of course it is nt normal

this bosnian pyramid has charachteristics of mexican step pyramid and egyptian pyramid

bosnian pyramid has flat top, and terass like mexican
bosnian pyramid is build like egyptian , stone blocks on stone blocks

But , imho it looks as if they took a hill roughly the right shape , squared off the edges and covered it with some sort of stone cladding to give the impression of a pyramid .

maybe

I've never heard of it done before but thats what I see when I look at ciko's photos .

of course this is somthing new, something that terifie archelogist, they think this is imposible just beacuse it is in hearth of europe

but is is REAL

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Tue May 09, 2006 4:15 pm

No archaeologist is "terrified" that there might be a pyramid in Europe. Highly sceptical, yes, but what exactly would be "scary" about the prospect?
If national ego was all that motivated this 'dig' in the first place, it deserves to be a laughing stock.

Post by **Minimalist** » Tue May 09, 2006 4:33 pm

but what exactly would be "scary" about the prospect?

I had a professor of Ancient Greek history who thought it would have been horrible to find a library of ancient texts because he would have to study all of them.

Some of these academics have very myopic outlooks.

Ciko · Post by **Ciko** » Wed May 10, 2006 1:35 am

No archaeologist is "terrified" that there might be a pyramid in Europe. Highly sceptical, yes, but what exactly would be "scary" about the prospect?

osmangich call everyone to see what they found, all archelogists, geologists
just come and see

but many of those archelogists who critisize him from theirs offices never visited this place , you dont know how much they lie about him in media

sometime i think that some hidden organisations, masons, iluminati or other , whatever , try to stopp this

osmanagich and company will never hide something from the digging

all are welcome to see

If national ego was all that motivated this 'dig' in the first place, it deserves to be a laughing stock.

that is crazy, man

2006-05-09

Translation audio commentary from one of the iniciators of the petition to stop the excavation of the Pyramid of the Sun, magister of archeology prof. Mirko Babić.

'After this TV documentaries and starting a petition against the excavation of the pyramid I finally came to the excavation site. It's Saturday, and here is 1st of May, so I decided to go on a little trip to see what really is happening here in Visoko. I dare to say that the most shocking and most daring history hypotesis is presented here by mr. Osmanagić, who built all his theories on a satellite shots which show us some strange stone structures in this valley. And his hypotesis was despised by the scientists who learned to look on everything from another point of view, and I must say that I can count myself in that group. But now that I'm here, it's obvious to me that we made mistakes in our description of Osmanagić's work. This indeed is the most important Bosnian archeological site from Middle-age and we cannot allow it to be destroyed, but now when I can see their work I must say that the ruins of old city of Visoko are not in any kind of danger ...(some irelevant things)... I am a member of a National Archeologic Museum Committee and I am sure that soon we will stand in public with new opinion of this work and this theory. ...(blablabla)... Now that I've seen all of this, I'm convinced that Osmanagić's intentions are of good nature, and that he's doing a completely legal job with his own economic resources so there is nothing bad to be said about him. Now I do believe that stones are not just a natural shape, but I'll have to spend much more time examining the whole case and they'll have to do much more excavation before I can accept his opinion that this is actually a pyramid.'

Archaeologica.org

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