07 May 2007
In a few years everybody will come to understand the historical importance of the excavations of underground tunnels, as well as the excavations of the Bosnian pyramids.
In a few years everybody will come to understand the historical importance of the excavations of underground tunnels, as well as the excavations of the Bosnian pyramids.The network of underground tunnels has been open for the public for viewing since April 7-th of this year and many people have had the opportunity to witness the existence of these mysterious tunnels. Currently, the work is ongoing in two different directions, which start from the entry of the gallery. The main tunnel has supporting beams and constructed material that reach up to 80 meters long. The right side tunnel is secured up to 30 meters in length, and a number of side tunnels have been just partially researched.
The following drawing shows the tunnels where the ongoing work is happening and the areas that have been researched. The engineer Goran Čakić illustrated this drawing. Mr Čakic is also the project manager who took photos of interesting stone blocks which were found inside of the tunnels. The first impression is that human hands interacted with the blocks but they are still awaiting further analyses.
The Foundation’s leading technical manager, MA, Enver Hasić conducts regular weekly inspections, including the planning and safety of upcoming projects inside of the tunnels.