Die Pyramiden von Bosnien & auf der ganzen Welt
German, Sam Osmanagich, 20228 items in stock at supplier
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Pyramids in the middle of Europe? North of Sarajevo, not far from the former seat of the Bosnian kings, a mysterious rock formation rises into the sky. This is the more than 220-meter-high Visocica Mountain, which towers over the town of Visoko. Established archaeology has long scoffed at the suggestion that it could be a pyramid. Until the Bosnian entrepreneur and star archaeologist Dr. Sam Osmanagich was able to provide irrefutable evidence.
So far, five pyramids have been discovered, which are at least 12,000 years old. They remained unrecognized due to their overgrown surfaces, although the residents of Visoko have always spoken of the 'pyramid mountains' - even the name of the town means 'high'. The ancestors of the Illyrians, who likely settled in present-day Bosnia and Herzegovina around 27,000 years ago, are believed to have built the pyramids. Under the pyramids, kilometer-long tunnel systems have been found that connect all four - with wooden remains that are even 36,000 years old. The tunnels contain the richest prehistoric ceramic finds of all time, and measurements show that even today, an energy beam rises from the top of the largest pyramid.
How does this change our knowledge of early European history?
1. These are the first pyramids discovered in Europe.
2. The complex includes the largest pyramid structure in the world: the Bosnian Sun Pyramid, which is over 220 meters tall; the Great Pyramid of Egypt measures only 147 meters.
3. It has the most precise alignment to cosmic north, with a deviation of only 0 degrees, 0 minutes, and 12 seconds.
4. It is completely covered with artificially manufactured concrete blocks, which, according to several materials science institutes, are far superior to modern concrete materials.
5. The pyramids are covered with soil that is between 12,000 and 15,000 years old, although they already existed 24,000 years ago.
Language | German |
topic | History & Archaeology |
Subtopic | Historical topics and events |
Author | Sam Osmanagich |
Number of pages | 304 |
Book cover | Hard cover |
Year | 2022 |
Item number | 19367365 |
Publisher | Amra |
Category | Non-fiction |
Release date | 14.2.2022 |
topic | History & Archaeology |
Subtopic | Historical topics and events |
Language | German |
Author | Sam Osmanagich |
Year | 2022 |
Number of pages | 304 |
Book cover | Hard cover |
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Height | 235 mm |
Width | 166 mm |
Weight | 879 g |
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