Are we assuming that stone cannot occur naturally?
I was under the impression that some hills and mountains are the result of ground and rock being pushed up from below. I guess that can't happen, and the himalayas are just piles of dirt.

We have clear pictures from the hill (or pyramid) but VERY little pixels are dedicated to the hundreds of meters of tunnels, who should be more proof than anything else. Why? And one flat stone does not show manmade stairs. Where's the proof this is a manmade (shaped of course) stone, that there are stairs etc? The fact that it's more or less flat does not prove anything, nor does the fact that some of the hills there are shaped more or less like pyramids. Of course, they don't disprove anything either. Still waiting for the proof...

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What intrigues me is the stone with the supposed circles or spirals on it. This stone is not shaped at all (perhaps flattened, but not squared or so), so it doesn't fit in with the rest of the story. We still have way too little information, but it still looks to me as if only the positive info is given and highlighted, and everything that disagrees with the idea of a pyramid is hidden (in text, not in reality).

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The stone with circles on looks very natural to me; a thinly layered sandstone could display such a pattern just by weathering. I walk to work every day over York stone paving slabs with similar patterns of wear.
But until a proper archaeologist has a look at it (rather than this amateur Osmanagic) I would reserve judgement.

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Interesting ... in one of their reports they have this to say about a rock:

Looking at the picture supplied it appears to me to be the normal formation of a rock, i.e. layers of sediment laid down over time.

Picture of rock: http://www.bosnianpyramid.com/images...rclesSlabs.jpg

Report: http://www.bosnianpyramid.com/index_...Report_en.html

hmmm ... state that it's a pyramid, then find the proof ... good science in anyone's book

Just to balance out the "facts" of the pryamid, have a look at his site on the Maya: http://www.alternativnahistorija.com/WM.htm

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Seen stuf like that before all to often.

(thanx fram)

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If that circular rock thingy is man made, than there must have been a worldwide advanced civilisation of billions of people in the past, all of them putting layers -I'm sorry, circles- in the rocks...

Instead of making a nice picture of an ordinary rock, why doesn't he show a man standing somewhere inside that hundreds of meters of tunnel systems he explored? It does not catch on film?

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If he has done some real archeologicaldiscovery, I shiver to think what damage is done already to it. This picture doesn't give me the idea that the work has been done very carefully and accurately...

Oh, and a fourth pyramid (The dragon, after Sun, Moon and Earth) is "found".

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Somebody tell the man there is a mountain ridge there, before he starts excavating 30 pyramids.

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But then the foundation, of which he is the chairman, wouldn't get any funds!

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From BosnianPyramids.org:
So according to Mr. Osmanagic, the tile with the circles is straight cut... This is what I meant when I said that he only sees what he wants to see, apparently.
The "Pyramid of the Sun" is the location of a medieval city of some importance (located at the top). Perhaps the tunnels and so on have more to do with that than with a Paleolithic culture? It isn't really unusual to have medieval tunnels (not to mention medieval mines).

From this pic, it doesn't look as if the Sun pyramid has even four sides...

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You can see that it is almost exactly lined up with the magnetic compass...

Please let some professional archealogists check out the hill. That way they can find (in an acceptable way) whatever remains from any medieval (or older) settlement, and determine whether the hill features anything worth noticing inside.

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What he said

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FRAM dont worry, i can see that you dont know wht has happen here

i know almost everything about this

the truth is when this happen when a local man who lived under the hill on the hill i dont know, tried to build new house , when he started to dig, he dug up this stones, but when osmanagich saw this he took this stones to moseum, and he said to bosnian politician to make this area of natinal intrest , so people can not dig and build things on this area

my english is catastrofy i am sorry people , but i do my best


what said most popular archeologist in the world about bosnian pyramid

Prof. dr. R. Bruce Hitchner,

http://ase.tufts.edu/classics/facult...chner/img1.jpg

i have studied carefully this evidence about bosnian pyramid , i can say that this is maybe old Roman graveyard building (something like that he said)


Zahi hawas

http://www.jp-petit.com/EGYPTOLOGIE/...zahi_hawas.gif

It is posibble that there is pyramids in Bosnia.....



from

www.bosnianpyramid.com


The Terra satellite, which has been orbiting Earth since

1999 as a joint project between US Nasa and the Japanese

Government, has been revealing further evidence of

pyramids in what is now referred to as

Bosnia’s Valley of Pyramids, near Visoko. (see image)





Archaeological Park: Bosnia Pyramid of the Sun

(the official Foundation for the archaeological site) analysed the data from the satellite thermal imaging and concluded that all four hills present anomalies inconsistent with natural landscapes.

Thermal imaging detects new pyramids

"maybe, possibly, possible" but where's the evidence? That stone with "circles"? Or the mini pictures showing next to nothing? The hills that look a bit like a pyramid (hey! a pyramid accidentally happens to look a bit like a hill as well!) and that are a bit almost lined up to the compass? Without evidence, "possible" will always remain "possible".

I hope they indeed do attract professional archealogists. The existence of a Foundation an sich is a garantee for nothing. Remember that there are multiple Foundations that arrange visits to "the" resting place of Noah's ship.

And while digging for the possible pyramid I hope they do not forget to do some professional archeology on the surface of the hill - there were most chances of finding things of archeological importance are. A settlement on a hill does not imply a pyramid, and on the other hand it would be more than a pity if they'd destroy an archeological site by searching for a pyramid underneath it. Oh and I hope they do bring a camera capable of creating more than thumbnails .

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I see they now have put larger photos online. Wheeeeee! I'll check them out.

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THe website remains inconsistent. They are not sure there are pyramids, next page there are 4 possibly pyramids, next page there are 3 pyramids found...

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Thermal imaging detects new pyramids

From what I've seen, it is very well possible that a settlement did exist on that hill. That does not give clues about the hill actually being a man made pyramid. The "entrance stairs" might as well be a sort of main street leading up to the highest point of the settlement.

Let's hope Mr Osmanagic does not simply want to find pyramids like the ones he saw all over the world, and will dig up and place stones until he has restored a pyramid where there never was one...

If there actually was a settlement with such a large staired pathway and some tunneling, that would be very interesting in it's own right. Let's hope they don't simply drop the site if it should become clear that there was no pyramid there, unless they also showed there was no settlement worth noticing there.

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I dont know why but i kind a doubt the existance of a pyramid. I think that the findings will prove to be much more recent then suggested and just it might turn out to be some kind a natural hill into which tombs or something may have been built...


I quess we will just have to wait for more proof.........

(The pics dont convince me either)


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