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In the small town of Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina, about 40 minutes from the capitol of Sarajevo, a scientific controversy is brewing over the studies and pronouncements of Semir Osmanagic. He claims that several hills in the vicinity of the town are actually man-made Pyramids constructed as early as 12,000BC. While the "official" scientific community is dubious of his findings and archaeological methods a tourist market is booming in town with many converts to Semir's...
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In the small town of Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina, about 40 minutes from the capitol of Sarajevo, a scientific controversy is brewing over the studies and pronouncements of Semir Osmanagic. He claims that several hills in the vicinity of the town are actually man-made Pyramids constructed as early as 12,000BC. While the "official" scientific community is dubious of his findings and archaeological methods a tourist market is booming in town with many converts to Semir's hypotheses.
In May 2007 Matt Lutton spent a day with Semir traveling over a number of sites in the Pyramid complex.
For further information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosnian_pyramid
and
http://www.piramidasunca.ba/piramida/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1&lang=en

All images Copyright, Matt Lutton, 2007.
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