A geologist Berekat yet again confirmed that Bosnian Pyramids are created by humans

The international team of experts of the Archeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun Foundation presented today the results of excavations achieved so far. The proofs undoubtedly support the hypothesis set by Mr. Osmanagic who claims that this location is a valley of pyramids.

The presentation was delivered by Dr. of geological sciences Ally Barakat, Lamia El Hadidy, M.S. in archeology and Nancy Gallou, the archeologist from Greece.

A geologist Berekat yet again confirmed that Bosnian Pyramids of Sun and Moon as well as tunnels (it is assumed that tunnels connect the three pyramidal objects) are created by humans. “Being a scientist and geologist, there is no doubt that this is created by humans. Nature never produces such regular shapes”, Dr. Berekat explicitly stated.

It is particularly interested to hear a view by Dr. Berekat about the creation of Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun. He assumes that ancient humans polished, shaped and added stones on to stone blocks creating a pyramidal shape.

The structure of these objects as well as authencuity of a discovered vertical wall was confirmed by the Egyptian archeologists with a 20 year experience in archeology, Lamija El Hadidy.

 It is impossible that the nature could create such a wall. Nature could create one regular side, but very unlikely three or four. There is a lot of work ahead of us to reveal the mysteries this valley hides”, stated El Hadidy. 

As far as the divided views about the existence of Pyramids , she said: “It is easy to understand the divided views. When you mention the pyramid, the public immediately thinks of pyramids Egypt, and if they are not like Egyptian, they simply don’t exist. However, pyramids of Egypt or Mexico are unique and can’t offer a pattern for any other pyramid anywhere in the world.”

The President of Foundation, Mr. Semir Osmanagic awarded the experts from Egypt for a generous contribution in the research of Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids.

"A path from vision to reality is a long one, but, sooner or later, people shall accept a fact based on evidence, that in the heart of a poor and by war torn county Bosnia hides one of the most magnificent archeological sites in the world”, stressed Osmanagic.