“Journey into Prehistory: Lost Footage Rediscovered.”
The academic orthodoxy says that volunteers and employees of Archaeological Park Foundation dug these ancient tunnels in modern times. This footage proves them wrong beyond any doubt whatsoever.
Lead Archaeologist Anela Prodrug and Field Geologist Mejra Kozlo take a journey into prehistory on July 24, 2015, exploring a newly discovered tunnel in the winding, branching tunnel labyrinth known as Ravne Tunnel Labyrinth.
This tunnel, newly discovered in July 2015, is one of only a very few water channels found in the labyrinth. Water channels, when found, are always open: they are free of the fill-in material (loose sand and river stones) that was brought in 4,600 years ago by an unknown advanced culture to plug 90% of the tunnel labyrinth. The water channels wind for many meters and then stop. No one knows why the water channels were originally created or why they were not filled in when the rest of the tunnel system was filled in. The water channels continually rejuvenate themselves from underneath, and the water is not only drinkable, but many visitors to Visoko call it “medicine,” and Archaeological Park Foundation sells this water as a souvenir item. The water is sourced, not from a water channel, but from a similar source in the tunnel labyrinth: a large, round, half-meter-deep well that was discovered in 2009, a well into which springs the same water as that in the water channels. This well has been protected from contamination by a locked wooden door that was installed at the well’s short tunnel entrance as soon as the well was discovered.
The creation of the Bosnian Pyramid Complex, including Ravne Tunnel Labyrinth, an ancient tunnel system that winds for tens of kilometers beneath the Complex, which is centered in Visoko, Bosnia, has been consistently carbon-dated to approximately 34,000 Before Present.
This video was sent to Dr. Sam Osmanagich, discoverer of the Bosnian Pyramid Complex, in 2015 as an unlisted link. It was never made public – until today, May 24, 2019.
