interesting theories....

[pilvikki]

this guy has all kinds of them, but the pyramids are fab!

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/t ... 62/?no-ist

[Icey]

Well it's a long read, but interesting. I didn't know they had any pyramids in the Bosnia Herzegovina area. Still not convinced as to why they're there, but at least it's bringing tourism and money into the place.

[yogi]

If you tell a lie often enough, it becomes the truth. I don't think Sam Osmanagich is deliberately misleading anyone, but he certainly has a wonderful imagination. From what I gather in the article the pyramid idea is all speculation. The burden of proof is on Sam and not on others to prove him wrong. They need to literally dig into this phenomena a little further to get at the truth.

[pilvikki]

he's a wee bit of a wingnut, yes, but I read in the archeology magazine about pyramids there abouts.

anyway, here's the flipside:

http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4140

[Icey]

I don't know. A medieval fort's been excavated there, and doors and corridors've come to light. There was obviously a settlement there at one time. I've looked at a lot of pictures of the place. The pyramids look as pyramids do - from one angle - but not from others. Who's to say they aren't, though? It'll be interesting to see what they unearth.