By: Mathematician Oleg Fridman, Russia
A few years ago, fate brought me to a very interesting person Semir Osmanagich. He gave a lecture on the Bosnian pyramids in St. Petersburg. This person is steadily associated with Heinrich Schliemann. Semir claims that he discovered in Bosnia, near the city of Visoko, a complex of pyramids, which are about 30,000 years old, and the pyramids themselves are much higher than the well-known complex in Giza in Egypt. The complex consists of three main pyramids forming an equilateral triangle. The pyramids were named after Teotihuacan’s pyramids. Pyramid of the Sun, the pyramid of the Moon and the pyramid of the Dragon, or the feathered serpent Kukulkan.
