Digging starts on ‘Europe's first pyramids’ in Bosnia
Written by Admin
Friday, 14 April 2006
A team of experts started digging at the site of a 3.8-kilometer (2.3-mile) tunnel believed to lead to one of the two structures resembling pyramids, about 30 kilometers from the Bosnian capital. As residents of the nearby town of Visoko eagerly watched, digging also began on one of ten 20-by-50 meter (65-by-165 foot) wells on the lower slopes of a hill.
Last year explorer Semir Osmanagic started initial probes in the area convinced that the two “constructions” were the work of builders from an unknown civilization who shaped the hill into a ‘step pyramid’ then coated it with a kind of primitive concrete.
The explorers, who are expected to be joined by an Egyptian archaeologist and a geologist, hope to find stone blocks, or the steps of the “pyramids”.
Osmanagic says that the two structures are precisely aligned with the compass to the four corners of the world. Visocica Hill, which Osmanagic refers to as the “Bosnian pyramid of the sun”, stands some 220 meters high.
He says that he sees astonishing similarities between the structures and Mexican pyramids dating back to about AD 200, which also come in pairs, one believed to represent the Sun and the other the Moon. The excavation work led by the foundation “The Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun” that gathers local archaeologists will last for 200 days, and is expected to cost some $150,000.
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sto se mene tice ja sam skepticni radoznalko
I've read an interesting article on http://www.bosnian-pyramid.net
about the corners of the pyramid. It would be an easy way to proof
quickly the existence, but they dig near the corners but not the
corners. Then they've dug something on the top of it, but not the
top!? I've seen some pictures on that really let me think again about
this whole thing. Every day I believe less in this mystery.