Ravne: A Story About Stones (Video Footage)

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[Ravne tunnel entered August 10, 2011 Video - Published on July 28, 2012]

Ravne underground tunnel labyrinth in Visoko, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has been dated as Europe's oldest prehistoric tunnel network, where human presence endured for over 30,000 years. A date of up to 40,000 B.C.E. has been suggested by carbon dating of organic material found in the tunnel network.

In contrast to ancient mining tunnels, Ravne underground tunnels does not show traces of ore extraction. Moreover, it is possible to breathe freely anywhere inside the tunnel labyrinth without auxiliary respiratory support, while ancient (and modern) ore mines need a source of external oxygen.

The presence of health-giving negative ions in the air in Ravne tunnels is up to 40 times higher than anywhere else in nature. Scientific studies using negative ion-heavy air on different life forms have shown amazing positive results.

For example, a great deal of research carried out by modern scientists has shown that a small amount of negative ions can kill microbes that cause colds, influenza and respiratory infections. Further research in this area has also demonstrated that an excess of positive ions leads to an overproduction of serotonin which initially creates hyperactivity, leading to exhaustion, anxiety and depression. On the other hand, an excess of negative ions appeared to have a calming effect, reducing excess levels of serotonin in the brain.

Independent researcher Nenad Djurdjević and writer and videographer Jock Doubleday will accompany you on a research trip deep into the vast underground labyrinth, which hides some of the biggest mysteries of modern archaeology. Artificial dry-stack stone walls erected for unknown reasons, and ancient stone artifacts potentially linked to Old European religious and magical cults related to fertility, regeneration, afterlife and resurrection, tell a story of a sacred place of worship long forgotten and shroud in the mists of prehistory.

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A Trip to the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun

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This is a short video footage of a recent trip to the Bosnian pyramid of the sun. The exploration revealed some ancient structures such as walls and other objects partially visible and buried beneath the soil halfway up towards the top of the pyramid. Some people suggest these are geological features made by nature, but these are people who have never visited the Bosnian Pyramid Complex. We believe that speculation is only the beginning of science and that real scientists must get out of their armchairs and into the field if they want their opinions to carry weight. 

Photo: exposed wall section, Sun Pyramid, Bosnia & Herzegovina (click to enlarge)

Photo: exposed wall section, Sun Pyramid, Bosnia & Herzegovina (click to enlarge)

Photo: exposed wall section, Sun Pyramid, Bosnia & Herzegovina (click to enlarge)

Photo: partially visibile wall sections, Sun Pyramid, Bosnia & Herzegovina (click to enlarge)

Photo: partially visibile wall sections, Sun Pyramid, Bosnia & Herzegovina (click to enlarge)

Photo: ancient ruins, Sun Pyramid, Bosnia & Herzegovina (click to enlarge)

Photo: partially visibile wall sections, Sun Pyramid, Bosnia & Herzegovina (click to enlarge)

Photo: buried wall sections, Sun Pyramid, Bosnia & Herzegovina  

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Bosnian Pyramids 2012: The Search Continues!

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The project of the Bosnian pyramids has become the most attractive archaeological project in the entire world. In the year 2010 the Foundation"Archaeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun" organized the first International Summer Camp for Volunteers that gathered in Visoko over 500 people from 30 countries.

One year later, volunteers from 32 countries and six continents visited Visoko between June and September to become part of a new history in the making. International Summer Camp for Volunteers "Bosnian Pyramids 2012" started on June 3, 2012 and will run until September 9, 2012.

Over 700 volunteers from 52 countries is given the opportunity to participate at the most popular and exciting archaeological project of modern times. They will excavate the ancient sites of the Bosnian pyramids of the Sun, Love, and Dragon, as well Temple of Mother Earth and underground labyrinth in Ravne locality.

The year 2012 represents a record and we’re very proud to have them this year in the hearth of Bosnia.

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