In west Croatia, Europe, you can find a long peninsula called Pag. East of the town of Novalja, up in the rocky hills, you can find the Pag Triangle. An ancient UFO imprint on the ground. An imprint of such dimensions, that the stones and rocks have melted under extreme heat. The stones and rocks that were touched by the heat have melted together and each of them have three colors.

Due to my job (I cannot reveal the organization I'm working for, sorry), I've been sent on a field research. Since this is not considered as a sensitive material and there are no discussions about the Pag Triangle on ATS whatsoever, I would like to bring some light upon this subject.

The Pag Triangle was discovered in 1999 by a Croatian aircraft passing over the peninsula. In 1999, the position of Pag Triangle was pointing towards Sirius star, linking Orion star as well. The myth tells of a trangle-shaped craft that came from the stars thousands of years ago and its passengers of that met the inhabitants of Pag. It is rumored that the locals of Pag often see triangle shaped UFOs and stange lights in the sky - even nowadays. It is also rumored that many UFO cults have visited the location and use it to worship/contact the extraterrestrials.

The Croatian researcher and author of the "Pag Venture Star" book Stjepan Zvonaric studied the phenomenon and even organized visits to Pag Triangle and evening seasonal exhibition with additional description and explanation. Stjepan Zvonaric planned to open a "UFO Park" for the tourists, but the project was shut down in 2006. After 2006, no new materials or brochures on the subject were to be found.

There is little you can find on Google about the Pag Triangle - and most of it is unresearced.

My partner and I went to Pag to investigate two weeks ago.

The Pag landscape is extremely rocky and alien, it could serve as a setting for a science fiction movie about visiting other planets. To get to the Pag Triangle, you have to do an hour and a half of walking. No neon turist signs, no fancy alien action figures or local kiosks, nothing. No tourists as well. This is not Roswell. You have to navigate with your GPS and your six senses.

Once you are there, you will basically SEE the large imprint of the triangle on the ground. The rocks there are different there. The triangle itself measures approximately 32 times 32 times 24 feet. There are no strange feelings or energy surrounding the place, but we both felt a large energy drain. Our GPS system suddenly shut down and the camera's batteries died. Just before the GPS shut down, we had connectrion with 5 more sattelites than we normally have.

We took a lot of rock samples from the Pag Triangle - most of them three-colored, as we expected them to be.

But the odd energy is not there, at the Pag Triangle, but up the hill.

When you go up the hill, in the South-East direction from the Pag Triangle, you will find an ancient worshipping site with rocks arranged in symmetrical patterns (some of them younger that others). Mostly triangles. You will get an excellent view of the Pag Triangle from that site.

That's where the funny feeling starts, we both felt very odd and out of place. As if the energy there is very dark and tight. Eerie. As if the place is used to communicate/call upon the triangled spaceship.

However, we will now leave you to your own speculations. Here are some pictures we took from the Pag Triangle site. I have Photoshopped my partner out, because our identities must remain anonymous.

Now, have a look.



The Pag Triangle:













The ground rocks of the Pag Triangle have holes, as if there is something beneath the surface:





The "ancient UFO worshipping site" up the hill, in the South-East direction from the Pag Triangle, rather eerie energy:





The Pag Triangle three-colored rock samples:














Well, that's all. For now.












[edit on 3-8-2008 by Spooky Fox Mulder]

Cant say I have seen any hard evidence within this post but it was an intresting read none the less. Could it not be possible that the stone mounds are grave markers or something?

Anyway thanks for sharing that info will keep my eye on this thread.

Cheers

Paul

I was waiting to see the pictures of the so-called 'pag' triangle and all we get is pictures of colored rocks, and an imprint which could be anything.

I would have thought that a professional working for an 'agency' would recognise the rocks as being sedimentary, rather than '3 coloured'...

Just a thought.

Edit: I'm a bit rusty on my rocks, could be a form of granite I guess. Maybe someone with a geoscience background can comment?

[edit on 4-8-2008 by seenitall]

Originally posted by diamount
I was waiting to see the pictures of the so-called 'pag' triangle and all we get is pictures of colored rocks, and an imprint which could be anything.

I'm sorry. I'll be sure to bring you pictures of Orion extraterrestrials next time

This thread has 14 flags? am i missing something There is no Ufo and there is no evidence of ufo's...yet it is hard evidence of ufo's....

Originally posted by seenitall
I would have thought that a professional working for an 'agency' would recognise the rocks as being sedimentary, rather than '3 coloured'...

I don´t think they look sedimentary. They look more crystalline to me.

A question though:
Has anyone else noticed a sudden influx of posts coming from people who work for mysteriously unnamed "organizations" and "agencies"?

Originally posted by Spooky Fox Mulder

Due to my job (I cannot reveal the organization I'm working for, sorry), I've been sent on a field research. Since this is not considered as a sensitive material and there are no discussions about the Pag Triangle on ATS whatsoever, I would like to bring some light upon this subject.

Though I cannot prove your statement to be false or otherwise; to me (at least) it seems like your alluding to be some kind of 'G-Man' in order to give some type of indisputable credence to the story.

The triangle really does look very mundane at best. It's not really evidence of anything other than the existence of rocks on Earth.

Perhaps if you dropped the pretense of belonging to some special/secret organization and dug up more facts or corroborating evidence other than whispers and folklore in a part of the world that is renowned for superstitious belief systems (no offense intended), we may take a deeper look at this triangle.

Also - Vitrified rock isn't evidence of UFO's/Aliens. I've seen many vitrified walls, barricades and fortresses around Castles in Scotland & Europe and although it is mysterious how they produced such heat to essentially turn rock into glass in those early times, there's certainly no evidence of anything 'other worldly' but there is evidence that we ourselves are naive of how capable humans were of amazing things hundreds (and even thousands) of years ago.

IRM

For those of you that read the whole post... go take a bath.

I stopped after the "i can't tell you who i work for" bit.

yeah that was real weak. hard evidence?

i could see you going through all the trouble if you were going to make a buck off it. at least print up some bumberstickers or coffee mugs or something.

i've seen better evidence for ufo's at denny's. moons over myhammy?? now that's such genius that it HAS to be from an advanced civilization.

this sounds like an effort to attract tourists.

it may have been the site of a large structure. that mound, or hill, may have benefitted from some unusual geological activity. but there is no evidence here of anything spectacular.