Ursi's Eso GardenYour Competent Esoteric Guide Friday, 21. April 2006
Bosnian Pyramid
Visit the official website: The first European Pyramid. (English) Perhaps if archaeologists excavated the Pyramid Mounds of Xian, China, they'd find similar things? UPDATE 26.04.06 @ 12.47 Uhr Interesting views from other blogs: Final thoughts on Bosnian pyramid by Archaeoastronomy. (English) Pulls together various pieces of information: Trampling history by The Accidental Weblog. (English) Cabinet of Wonders has a critique of the Bosnian 'pyramid' excavation: Pyramid? I see no pyramid here. (English) And in the News: Amateur to dig on site of medieval capital in search of Bosnia's own Valley of the Kings by The Art Newspaper. (English)
UPDATE 01.05.06 @ 17.28 Uhr Executive and online editor of Archaeology Magazine Mark Rose writes a scathing editorial on Semir Osmanagic and the Bosnian Pyramid. Yes, Semir is an amateur, but he has professional archaeologists excavating the site. Rose conveniently fails to mention that. UPDATE 05.05.06 @ 12.59 Uhr Bosnian Pyramids: Great Discovery or Colossal Hoax? by LiveScience. (English) Some critics have gone as far as to call the pyramid an absurd publicity stunt. But Osmanagic stands by his claim. "They are jealous," Osmanagic told LiveScience in a telephone interview. "These people are going crazy because they've been teaching students that these [Bosnians] were cavemen, and all of a sudden they are finding complex structures here." UPDATE 16.05.06 @ 12.59 Uhr Some See a 'Pyramid' to Hone Bosnia's Image. Others See a Big Hill. by New York Times. (English) Archaeologists and historians inside and outside Bosnia are appalled, insisting it is simply a peculiarly symmetrical bit of geology. But pyramid fever is spreading through the country.
UPDATE 19.06.06 @ 13.16 Uhr
"Further work of the same kind would simply produce the same results. I don't think it would change any view about what the nature of the hill is," he said. Also Bosnian "Pyramids" Update by the Archaeological Institute of America. (English) Growing questions and increasing criticism, geological grandstanding, UNESCO, and more ...
UPDATE 29.06.06 @ 13.16 Uhr For those following the Bosnian Pyramid controversy make sure you check out Astraea Magazine's page devoted to the subject. The Astraea team are posting exclusive audio interviews/updates from Semir Osmanagic regarding his alleged discovery and subsequent excavation, and also are providing video and PDFs related to the subject. UPDATE 18.07.06 @ 14.28 Uhr The possibility of European pyramids is like London busses: you wait for centuries, and all of a sudden, two come along at the same time: in early 2003 in Italy, and in 2005 in Bosnia. After less than one year’s of scientific analysis, the Bosnian pyramid is already identified as an artificial structure, thus finally providing proof that Europe does have a pyramid past. Europe’s pyramid history unveiled by Philip Coppens. (English) The story will continue ... Related Blog Entries: The Bosnian Pyramid Mystery & Archaeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun Foundation So wie ich das sehe ist es immer noch eine These. Es gibt (noch) keine Beweise. Dennoch finde ich die Forschung sehr aufwändig und in einzelnen Bereichen durchaus überzeugend. Falls es sich tatsächlich um eine Pyramide handelt wäre das eine Sensation. Ich halte es für möglich. Der Semir Osmanagic hat ja doch ein paar Jährchen Erfahrung. Wir werden sehen ... Hast Du Dir das mit “Mounds of Xian” angesehen? DA kam dann nix mehr ... Lassen wir uns überraschen! Ich bleibe dran. Nice weekend too! ursi am 21.04.06 @ 22:44 Uhr
What professional archaeologists are working on the ‘Bosnian pyramids’? He claims Royce Richards, but we don’t hear from him and I’m told by someone who knew Richards it isn’t likely. He claimed Grace Fegan from Ireland, and she had this to say (part of a longer email):
Doug Weller am 22.05.06 @ 21:59 Uhr
I am the Royce Richards made famous (and notorious) by Mr Osmanagich. I made an initial enquiry into the project and then decided to distance myself from it as it looked to me like someone selling snake oil. I have since had my name published in articles in national newspapers in Australia and in international media as an “Australian Archaeologist out to unearth ancient Bosnian pyramids and rewrite the established version of history........”
am 26.05.06 @ 11:45 Uhr
Hi Royce, Could you please email me? You are on the official site as a member of the Archaeology Committee! Doug Weller am 26.05.06 @ 21:09 Uhr
Hi Royce,
If you don’t have it, here’s the site.
But email me please before you do anything! Doug Weller am 26.05.06 @ 21:11 Uhr
Dear Mr. Richards, if you really exist and are so annoyed by Mr. Osmanagich’s manipulations, why not react earlier and in public? This is not only a matter of being annoyed, but also a matter of professional responsibility, if you are an archaeologist, to react in the face of a fraud like this. Certainly both Bosnian and Australian public would be interested to hear it.
However, I suspect that there is no Mr. Richards, “Senior archaeologist,
stultitia am 28.05.06 @ 05:57 Uhr
There is a Royce Richards who works for the south australian dept for aboriginal affairs and reconciliation. I’ve seen official sites which leave off the ‘and reconciliation’.
It wouldn’t be a surprise, Osmanagic also used the name of the Irish Archaeologists Grace Fegan in a similar way, even set up an email address supposedly to reach her but to which she had no access. Doug Weller am 28.05.06 @ 19:38 Uhr
Dear Doug, in that case the professional responsibility of these manipulated archaeologists would be to contact the media sources that mentioned their names in relation to Osmanagich and clarify their position. While this manipulator and liar is destroying Bosnian heritage, random responding to random comments on the internet seems very irresponsible to me. By not responding publicly and exposing Osmanagich as a manipulator, they are only contributing to his pyramid scheme in Bosnia. stultitia am 28.05.06 @ 20:13 Uhr
That would be the best thing. I and others are trying to contact Royce Richards and Grace Fegan to get something more official for them. If we do, we will post it at The Hall of Ma’at http://www.hallofmaat.com (where we have about 100 articles from various academics, etc. on similar topics as the Bosnian Pyramid (from the skeptical viewpoint) and discussion boards. Doug Weller am 28.05.06 @ 21:35 Uhr
Thanx Doug, I’ll check it out. Hopefully they understand how serious this situation is. stultitia am 28.05.06 @ 21:51 Uhr
I’ve read on http://www.bosnian-pyramid.net that they don’t want to dig out the corner of the pyramid, although they are digging near the corner. Why? Bosnian pyramid am 04.11.06 @ 09:48 Uhr
This is a great blog: http://apwr-central.blog.com/ and for the geology that has created these see http://irna.lautre.net/article.php3?id_article=40 Doug Weller am 03.12.06 @ 21:25 Uhr
Thanks Doug! This are two great new links! Thank you very much! am 04.12.06 @ 01:06 Uhr
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Ist das nun sicher mit der Pyramide oder immer noch nur ein Verdacht? Ich habe erst kürzlich darüber gelesen.
Schönes Wochenende,
Elke