BOSNIAN PYRAMIDS, September 1 – 8, 2013

Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun, Visoko, Bosnia-Herzegovina

Pre-Conference tour

Sunday, September 1, 2013

-     Arrival to Sarajevo, transfer to 5-star hotel

-     19:00 Welcome dinner with Sam Osmanagich, Ph.D. in Sarajevo

Monday, September 2, 2013

-     10:00 Trip around capital city of Sarajevo, Old Town, lunch, free time for shopping

-     16:00 End of the trip

-     After 16:00 Free time

Sarajevo, capital city of Bosnia-Herzegovina

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

-     8:00 trip to Mostar (famous Old Bridge), Medjugorje (Virgin Mary site) and Daorson (megalithic city)

-     22:00 End of the visit

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

-     8:30 pickup in Sarajevo for transfer to Visoko

-     10:00 Belvedere point, Introduction, View of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun, photo opt.

-     11:00 Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun, concrete blocks on northern side, “healing stone”

-     13:00 Underground Labyrinth “Ravne”, “meditation block”, “healing chamber”

-     16:00 End of the daily tour

-     16.00 – 20.00 Free time

-     20:00 Movies on Bosnian Pyramids

Thursday, September 5, 2013

-     10:00 Meeting with the archaeologist and the artifacts review

-     12:00 Bosnian Pyramid of the Moon

-     13:30 Tumulus (artificial hill) in Vratnica

-     15:00 End of the daily tour

-     15:00 – 20.00 Free time

-     20:00 Movies on Bosnian Pyramids

Friday, September 6, 2013

-     10:00 Trip to Zavidovici, visit to the Bosnian Stone Spheres site or free time to explore the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids

-     16:00 End of the tour

-     16:00 – 20.00 Free time

-     20:00 Meet the speakers – informal get-together at the hotel with tomorrow’s speakers

Bosnian stone sphere park in Zavidovici

Saturday, September 7, 2013

-     10:00 Hidden History Conference with Klaus Donna (Austria), Sam Osmanagich, Ph.D. (Bosnia-Herzegovina) and Meg Blackbourn Losey, Ph.D. (USA). Also, speakers include professor Paolo Debertolis (Italy), Slobodan Mizdrak, Ph.D. (Croatia), Eng. Goran Marjanovic, Eng. Janez Pelko (Slovenia), Domagoj Nikolic, Mr.Sc. (Croatia) and others.

-     22:00 End of the Conference

Sunday, September 8, 2013

-     10:00 pick-up at hotel and drop-off at Sarajevo airport by 11:00, allowing for flight departures from 12:30pm onwards.

Tour includes: all transfers from-to Sarajevo airport or bus/train station in Sarajevo, guides, accommodation in 5-star hotel for three nights in Sarajevo and 3-star hotel for four nights in Visoko (bed and breakfast) in single or double occupancy rooms, welcome dinner in Sarajevo, one lunch in Sarajevo, Conference package, tickets to the archaeological sites with the unlimited visits to the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun and healing/meditation chambers in Underground Labyrinth.

Price (land only, does not include air tickets to-from Sarajevo):

-          $ 895.00  (based on double occupancy) or 1350 BAM (Bosnian Marks) or 695 EUR

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“I still feel fantastic after being on the pyramids and in the tunnels. Something was changed in me and it is amazing. I have more stamina, more energy, and feel much more vital than I have in years.” Meg Blackburn Losey, Ph.D.

Austrian researcher and museum curator Klaus Dona presented new geophysical readings of the underground tunnels in the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids. He presented these results at the annual “Hidden History Conference” in Visoko, Bosnia-Herzegovina on September 8, 2012.

He pointed out that one of the tunnels leads under the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun at the depth of 180 meters and connects to another object several kilometers away. Tunnel is clear with no collapsed sections.

Mr. Dona also presented tunnel system within the pyramid during the 2011 Conference showing existence of seven different tunnel levels at the different depths: from 5 meters underground to 350 meters below the ground.

An engineer Senad Bahor from Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina is an author of Master’s thesis at the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology. This is the first scientific degree at one of the Bosnian Universities dedicated to the Bosnian Pyramid project. The name of the thesis: “The Four Dimensional Visualization of the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids – New Methodology for the Reconstruction of the Cultural Heritage Site”.

„His challenge was how to do the 4D visualization if :

• „the site is completely covered with gravel and soil, with the houses and other objects residing on the top of the cultural heritage objects?
• „there are no historical materials, photos, maps, sketches, paintings or written material on the site whatsoever?
• „it is hard to place the cultural heritage site while comparing it with any other similar sites around the world in a certain timeframe in history (older than any cultural heritage site)?

Using HTMLS and WebGL for 4D visualization he has applied new methodology:

• „Obtain high resolution aerial photos or satellite images of the area in order to comprehend the area at the fullest
• „Convert the satellite image into a high resolution z-map image by using the Z-map software and its photogrammetric process in order to get the elevation information from the captured image;
• „Import the z-map and the original aerial image in the 3d software and place them as textures on a polygonal plane. Then, run the tessellation process by using the software displacement algorithms on the polygonal texture map to get the 3d polygonal model of the area;
• „Observe the model to find patterns that can be matched to the existing real-world objects and compared. The excavation points should be used to capture the textures.
• „Visualize the object that is present underneath the Earth surface and place real-world textures at the predetermined pattern
• „Place the prototyped model on the polygonal terrain to get the full 3d scene

The new models he came up with are extremely valuable and they show that the original dimensions of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun are larger they previously thought. Height of th Pyramid, for example, is much higher than 220 meters and could reach over 360 meters.

Engineer Janez Pelko from Slovenia has been measuring human bioenergy fields - aura fields, in the last 15 years on total of over 3.500 persons. He’s been certified by professor Korotkov from Technical Institute at the University of St. Petersburg, Russia. He has been using their original software and Kirlian GDV camera.

Mr. Pelko is an author of the research study about the effects of visit to Underground Labyrinth “Ravne” in Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids to human aura. He has performed screening of 108 participants, male and female, different age and professions. Measurements were done just before and immediately after participants visited the underground tunnels and chambers.Study was performed in June of 2011 on 68 participants and June of 2012 on further 40 participants.

Study conclusion: Tunnel visit has improved human aura in 80% of cases. The improvement was in the range 10% - 40%.

The method commonly used to record dates of artifacts and structures is Radiocarbon dating, and was pioneered in 1949 at the University of Chicago by William Libby who has since been awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work.  Radiocarbon dating accurately records dates to 58,000 years and was used to determine the date of the Bosnian Pyramids.

Italian archaeologists Dr. Ricarrdo Brett and Niccolo Bisconti discovered an organic material (a leaf) on the top of the concrete blocks that cover Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun in June 2012. Carbon dating was performed in Lab in Kiev, Ukraine with astonishing result: 24.800 years +/- 200 years.

It gives the minimum age of the pyramid structure and makes it the oldest pyramid in the world.

Croatian physicist Slobodan Mizdrak, Ph.D., led the team of physicists, electrical engineers, anthropologists and other experts in April 2012 while conducting an experiment on the top of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun. Two-day recording raw results were submitted to the labs in Zagreb (Croatia), Belgrade (Serbia) and Vienna (Austria). Results were obtained and presented at the annual “Hidden History Conference” held in Visoko, Bosnia-Herzegovina on September 8, 2012.

 It has been confirmed that the source of the energy beam, which is emitted through the top of the largest pyramid in the world, is located 2.440 meters below the pyramid with the shift of 440 meters. An iron plate represents the source combined with the negative ions and underground water streams and it’s able to generate the electricity of over 10 kW.

These results are pioneering steps in understanding of the real purpose of the original, oldest and most superior pyramids.

Second International Scientific Conference on Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids (ICBP 2011) gathered excellent group of non-conventional speakers. Among them were archaeologists, architects, construction engineers, physicists, biologists, medical anthropologists, electric engineers and ancient civilizations researchers. 

Second International Scientific Conference on Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids – ICBP 2011, ended on September 9^th, 2011 in Visoko, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

You tube video clips from the Second International Scientific Conference on Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids – ICBP 2011 held in Visoko, in September 2011 with English subtitles. Films show the statements and talks from leading scientists at the Conference. 

ICBP 2011 participants visited Bosnian pyramid of the Sun, Bosnian Pyramid of the Moon, Vratnica tumulus and Underground Labyrinth “Ravne” on September 5^th and 6^th, 2011. Speakers, guests, visitors and media representative expressed great interest for these prehistorical archaeological locations.