Discovery Of Underground Bosnian Pyramid Tunnels

I don't understand why this is so hard to have a look at? Plus, the louder mainstream archeology is yelling to stop the investigation because "it's just a hill", makes me think the exact opposite.

Have you seen what Teotihuacan looked like before excavation? What if that site was left alone, because some people didn't want to "dig" deeper?

Let's say they still "suspect" pyramids to be under those hills, how would you explain those plateaus under the base of these mountains? Just a random coincidence? What's wrong with excavating one small side of this mountain to see if anything is under it? If there's nothing there, no big deal. If there is, we might experience the discovery of the millennium. I say go for it. Giving up on something you believe in because "others" said so, has never brought anybody anywhere.

originally posted by: IofRa

Let's say they still "suspect" pyramids to be under those hills, how would you explain those plateaus under the base of these mountains? Just a random coincidence? What's wrong with excavating one small side of this mountain to see if anything is under it? If there's nothing there, no big deal. If there is, we might experience the discovery of the millennium. I say go for it. Giving up on something you believe in because "others" said so, has never brought anybody anywhere.

You are years out of date, they started excavating in 2007 and everything they found is completely natural. Of course none of the people involved would accept that because their belief that Aliens were involved apparently trumps qualified geologists
plenty of info here
en.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: Marduk

I've seen qualified geologists claim Yonaguni was naturally formed...it doesn't take a Phd. in Geology to see that is complete bullocks.
I'm not saying that means the alleged Bosnian pyramids were created by Aliens, I just have very low fiducia in these mainstream/qualified experts..

Have they gone deep in these mountains, though? Is there an X-ray/Seismological method to look deeper?

a reply to: IofRa

Have you, like, looked at Yonaguni? It's not man made. There is no logic, nor design behind it. Google the yonaguni monument. It really looks like human hands must have made it... buuuuuut take a real good look at it. It's pretty erratic, and there doesn't seem to be anything you could use that megalith for. It doesn't even show any real hallmarks of design.

As for the mountains in Bosnia people have such a hardon to call a set of pyramids... well, they really don't look like pyramids at all, even the ruins of pyramids. You mentioned Teotihuacan. Here's how that looked before excavation: Teotihuacan before excavation. Notice how Teotihuacan actually looks like ruins. The Bosnian mountains? Those do not. Not at all, in even the tiniest way. At all.

When you stumble upon ancient ruins, you know what you're looking at isn't natural. Examples? Chichen Itza also Chichen Itza a semi excavated Gobekli Tepe

Notice how all those ruins, which are excavated with the exception of Gobekli Tepe, are blatantly not natural? You can tell at a glance there is something more there, buried or overgrown with jungle weeds. Now, Gobekli Tepe was different. It actually did look like hills, for the most part. Archaeologists located a lot of flint and some slabs in the ground that made them suspicious.

No real archaeologist has found anything even kind of suspicious on those mountains. They aren't pyramids, they never were, and never will be. There is no big conspiracy to hide some secret history that we never even had. They're mountains. Just mountains. Also, nobody was building massive structures 30k ya. Especially not in Bosnia. It's disappointing, but there were never any Kothians to build pyramids along the borders of Corinthia and Ophir just to spite the Zamorans. Be fun, but alas, the Hyborian age never was.

originally posted by: misskat1
I dont know how valid these reports are, but maybe there is a reason the ancients buried it. Is it safe to dig up?? I should add for those who cant watch, they supposedly have pictures of light beams coming out of the top of the pyramid.

www.youtube.com...

It is odd what you said about tesla, about a minute after reading that i found this photo.

www.subtleenergies.com...

a reply to: IofRa

The reason archaeologists have an issue is because there are actually ancient structures and artifacts in that area. I can only imagine the damage Osmanagic and his team of untrained volunteers have done in their quest to prove this hill is actually a pyramid.

a reply to: obscurepanda

Good post fella, even the Chinese ones still look like pyramids.

The problem is I have myself seen hills that look like the Bosian hills, my problem is the amount of claims that have been made with no discoveries, though I am curious and excited to see what these tunnels are. If it turns out they are made my humans I wouldn't be surprised, I mean there are tunnels all across europe and the world man has crafted for various reason.

Though I hope it is a Pyramid, I don't understand why people think it's such a big thing for archaeologist to hide the 'truth' it means more work and rewriting of history!! A bloody archaeologists disneyland would be finding and uncovering something like this.

This is very interesting.

Look this is all related to the cosmic event that end the younger dryas.

Apparently we hit some sort of field or something. Some kind of mass belt of asteroids and the earth was getting booty busted and these cultures didn't know what else to do but bury everything and live underground.

a reply to: Kantzveldt

Until someone fromATS goes to Bosnia and reports back

We can't really know if there is a pyramid there

originally posted by: BlueHulk
Until someone fromATS goes to Bosnia and reports back

We can't really know if there is a pyramid there

We do know that there are no pyramids there, just look at the maps and you will not see any pyramids!

a reply to: onequestion

Go on...

a reply to: obscurepanda

Gobekli Teppe buried, cities connected with tunnels in a massive underground complex in South America, "nuclear" glass in India, the flash heating of the 2 mile thick layer of ice covering most of North America and the layer of micro diamonds and Ashe found from the same exact time period, couple these together with the biblical flood and other cataclysmic stories in written or in oral tradition from seemingly around the same time period.

Either something came real close and left a trail of meteorites that were slamming into earth or something actually hit the earth.

All of the megalithic structures are what's left of the civilization prior to this event.

a reply to: obscurepanda

These alleged pyramids are supposed to be way older than Teotihuacan, so it would be somewhat logical nature had more time to cover up the area. Your claim they don't look like pyramids at all is your opinion, because I (and clearly more people) think they do.

And yes, I have like...looked at Yonaguni. No way that is naturally formed. It actually does show hallmarks of design, it has steps, channels, perfect straight angles, and because it's so erratic there's no explanation as to HOW it got there naturally.

We hardly even know anything about the Giza Pyramids, so your logic that "nobody was around 30,000 years ago to build massive structures in Bosnia" is a little weird to me. Before the knowledge of Gobleki Tepe, they were probably saying the same things about that area. And look what that discovery has done to modern archeology. Every time we find something like that, it places our existence back further than we had previously assumed.

What happened to the adventurous attitude around here?

Well after watching a lot of the youtube content I am firmly on the side of Semir Osmanagic. I like what he says and do understand why so many protest. In the spirit of the ATS Have a watch of this Long presentation ( 2h+ ) from January 2014, I say to some on here to open your minds and have a look. If you are more interested take a trip to one of the less favored alleged pyramid locations and report back your findings.. Peace.

originally posted by: skywatcher44
Well after watching a lot of the youtube content I am firmly on the side of Semir Osmanagic.

So you think that Hitler and other leading Nazis escaped to an underground base in Antarctica?

a reply to: hellobruce

Bosnian pyramid related thread . I like the look of what I have seen on this subject so far . You are in the bigger camp who
keep shouting " Nothing to see here move along " That's Fine ..

originally posted by: IofRa
a reply to: obscurepanda

These mountains that aren't and never, ever were pyramids are supposed to be way older than Teotihuacan, so it would be somewhat logical nature had more time to cover up the area.

I noticed you misspelled a few things, so I fixed it for you. I know, words are hard.

Your claim they don't look like pyramids at all is your opinion, because I (and clearly more people) think they do.

Hey, you know how David Icke claims the world is run by blood drinking reptilian satanists from beyond the stars? Lots of people inexplicably agree with him too. Doesn't mean they're not daft. Cause, you know, they're obviously mountains.

And yes, I have like...looked at Yonaguni. No way that is naturally formed.

Ah, good. So then you can see how it isn't man made. Excellent!

It actually does show hallmarks of design, it has steps, channels, perfect straight angles, and because it's so erratic there's no explanation as to HOW it got there naturally.

No, it has areas that look like steps if you squint, and straightish angles, and is so erratic that it is obviously not manufactured. Unless, you know, you can actually give me a possible purpose for it.

We hardly even know anything about the Giza Pyramids

No, no, no. you know hardly anything about the pyramids. Academia isn't so ignorant, and has spent quite a long time studying them, as well as the culture of Ancient Egypt.

your logic that "nobody was around 30,000 years ago to build massive structures in Bosnia" is a little weird to me.

What I said was nobody was building massive structures 30k years ago, especially not in Bosnia. The nice thing is, what I am saying is backed and vetted by science. So, you know. If we do find something hinting at civilization being more than about 10k years old, that will be fascinating. That has yet to happen.

Before the knowledge of Gobleki Tepe, they were probably saying the same things about that area.

LOL, no. No they weren't. Gobekli Tepe is important because it is the oldest structure ever found to indicate cult activity. It also is currently among the oldest human made structures ever found. I think there are settlements that are from the same time period, but I can't find anything with my google-fu and filtered work internet. Either way, neolithic sites being found in Turkey isn't a surprise. Gobekli Tepe is not alone among the neolithic ruins in the Turkish countryside.

And look what that discovery has done to modern archaeology.

And because of that, if the Bosnian mountains were pyramids, real scientists would cream their pants and be all over them. But, as has already been established, they aren't because those are just run of the mill mountains. Beautiful. Majestic. Tranquil. But mountains none the less.

Every time we find something like that, it places our existence back further than we had previously assumed.

No, that pushed back our concept of when humans started practicing cultic activities. Not our existence as a species. Not at all.

What happened to the adventurous attitude around here?

There is a difference between being adventurous and willfully stupid.

a reply to: hellobruce

My favorite part is the so called measurable energy beam that you can "see" shooting out of the top of the mountain... except it is only ever called "energy" without anything describing exactly what they mean by energy, and also you can't find any 3rd party references to said faux beam.

originally posted by: obscurepanda
...and also you can't find any 3rd party references to said faux beam.

Imagine that!