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Saturday
Sep172011

Clay Layers, Underground Channels, and Satellite Imaging at the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun

September 5, 2011. Klaus Dona talks about recent ground-penetrating satellite images made at the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun.

2nd ICBP 2011: Klaus Dona (credits Nenad M. Djurdjevic)Klaus Dona has been Art Exhibition Curator for the Habsburg Haus of Austria since 1991. Mr. Dona has organized 30 cultural exhibitions in Austria, Japan and Korea. He is also an artifacts researcher and has a strong interest in so-called out-of-place artifacts ("Ooparts").

These are artifacts that should not exist according to current anthropological and archaeological science. Mr. Dona has been researching out-of-place artifacts for over a decade.

A large portion of these pieces are held in private collections around the world. They also end up "buried" in museums' basements, because curators either don't know what to do with them or want to avoid raising uncomfortable questions.

Klaus Dona (credits Nenad M. Djurdjevic)After long preparation, Mr. Dona set up an exhibition of 470 of these pieces in Vienna. His Ooparts exhibition was a big success, and it travelled to Berlin, Seoul, and Switzerland.

He explained what is known about these artifacts, why they don't fit in the current scientific paradigms, and what implications their existence has on human history.

Klaus Dona has managed to take pictures of and examine bones from Ecuador that are said to be of a giant humanoid. Astonishingly, these bones -- once-living out-of-place artifacts -- would belong to a person 7.6 meters tall (giant bones from Ecuador).

2nd ICBP 2011: Semir Osmanagic and Klaus Dona (credits Nenad M. Djurdjevic)

Photo (left): Klaus Dona gives the ICBP 2011 Conference audience a look at the paths of tunnels beneath the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun, tunnels discovered by state-of-the-art satellite-based ground-penetrating radar (GPR) technology.

During the this conference, the 2nd International Conference on the Bosnian Pyramids (September 2011), Klaus Dona showed photos of more than 100 out-of-place artifacts.

Klaus Dona's website:  Unsolved Mysteries

 

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Monday
Aug222011

Artificial concrete and real volunteers

August 19, 2011

Volunteers help to excavate a new entrance to the tunnel labyrinth near the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun in Visoko, Bosnia. Archaeological Park Foundation lead archaeologist Sara Acconci, who has supervised every step of the excavation, shows the volunteers she's not afraid to join in the hard labor.

 

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