Second International Scientific Conference on Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids – ICBP 2011, ended on September 9th, 2011 in Visoko, Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Twenty seven experts and researchers from eleven countries (United States, United Kingdom, Italy, Austria, Germany, Finland, Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina) unanimously accepted conclusions offered by Scientific Committee which consisted of:
Dr. sc. Ljuba Ristovski (Macedonia), physicist, professor at University of Belgrade
Dr. Sara Acconci (Italy), archaeologist
Dr. Ernest Bauman (Germany), Biologist and physicist
Dr.sc. Lucia Krasovec-Lukac (Italy), architect, professor at Politecnico di Milano
Dr. sc. Slobodan Mizdrak (Croatia), physicist, independent researcher
Prof. dr. Paolo Debertolis (Italy), anthropologist, professor at University of Trieste
Eng. Heikki Savolainen (Finska), professional sound engineer
Eng. Goran Marjanović (Serbia), Megatrend University
Klaus Dona (Austria), curator
Dr.sc. Sam Semir Osmanagich, anthropologist
The following conclusions and suggestions have been accepted:
1. Inter-disciplinary scientific research of the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids is globally important project.
2. Number of energy phenomena (electromagnetic fields, ultrasound, infrasound) have been detected and measured on Bosnian Pyramids and Underground Labyrinth. Most probably these phenomena have an artificial source which have to be precisely located and explained in the future work.
3. Archaeological and anthropological work in Underground labyrinth “Ravne” have produced proofs of its artificial origin and advanced builders.
4. Radiocarbon dating of organic material discovered in binder on the terrace located on Bosnian Pyramid of the Moon, which produced result of 10.350 years (+/- 50 years) B.C. might require the history of the Planet to be rewritten
- – Further archaeological work is needed on Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun to confirm potential inner passageways and chambers within.
- – Discovered artifacts in Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids are to be further analyzed.
