Bosnian Pyramids

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What if someone told you that Bosnia is home to a complex of pyramids that make those of Giza look like a child’s toys? Local archaeologist Semir Osmanagić makes this claim, and more. He says they’re at least 30,000 years old.

What are the Bosnian Pyramids?

They’re a set of five pyramids or hills (depending on which side of the argument you fall on) in a small town 30 kilometres northwest of Sarajevo. The Pyramid of the Sun reaches a height of 220 metres. The Great Pyramid of Giza is just 147 metres. Other structures include the Pyramid of the Moon, Love, Earth and the Dragon. However, archaeologists claim this to be a complete hoax by Dr Semir Osmanagić, in order to secure funding and drive tourism to Bosnia after the devastating events of the war in the 1990s. Scientists say they’re just hills. Excavations began in 2005.

The Claims

Carbon dating of organic fossils found inside the excavated chambers suggests the pyramids’ age be approximately 30,000 years old. Our current understanding puts the earliest human civilisations at 10,000 years ago. Like the Egyptian pyramids, the Bosnian ones orient to the cosmic north. But, they’re 15 times more accurate, with an outstanding error of just 0 degrees and 12 seconds. The peaks of the Sun, Dragon, and Moon also form a perfect equilateral triangle.

Overlapping layers of concrete on the surface of the Sun appear to be deliberate for structural integrity. Tests in Bosnian, Italian, and French labs confirm the concrete is not of natural origin and has a strength and water resistance superior to known material.

Electromagnetic beams come from the peak of the Bosnian Pyramids, and get stronger as it extends further away. Ionisation levels in the underground chambers that extend for several kilometres are also much higher than outside. Osmanagic says they even have healing properties. Tests show these phenomena don’t exist in areas away from the pyramids.

The Scepticism

Almost all of the scientific community have debunked Osmanagić’s claims as pseudoscience. Visoko’s Hills, they say, are natural. The pyramid shape comes from surreptitious and deliberate excavations. And Europe was in the midst of an ice age 30,000 years ago, making the region uninhabitable. Further speculation of extra-terrestrial involvement in their construction also attracts scepticism.

What Do You Think?

On the one hand, the whole concept of an ancient culture creating the strongest concrete ever and building giant structures 30,000 years ago seems implausible. On the other, the probability of a natural phenomenon or hand-carved pyramids so aligned with the north and each other is colossal.

If this turns out to be true, it will revolutionise our current understanding of human civilisation. Osmanagić says the scientific community won’t accept the facts because everything they know about human civilisation would be wrong. See the Bosnian Pyramids with your own eyes and make up your mind.