The Bosnian pyramid claims are pseudoarchaeological [1] theories put forward to explain the formation of a cluster of natural hills in the area of Visoko in central Bosnia and Herzegovina. [2] .

Sam Osmanagich claims that 12,000 years ago, early Europeans built "the greatest pyramidal complex" on earth, in Bosnia. Morten Hvaal. Sam Osmanagich kneels down next to a low wall, part of a...

In 2005, Dr. Semir Osmanagich discovered the Bosnian pyramids in the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in a small town called Visoko. He found five pyramids which he called the Bosnian Pyramid of the...

2023年9月18日 · In the picturesque landscape of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the debate over the Visoko pyramids remains as layered and complex as the structures themselves. While the fervour and passion of Osmanagić and his supporters highlight a deep yearning to unearth hidden legacies, the scepticism of the broader scientific community underscores the rigorous ...

2011年1月18日 · According to this article, there is in Bosnia, near the town of Visoko, a pyramid similar to the Egyptian ones, called by many, "Europe’s first pyramid."

The Bosnian-American businessman has built an empire on the so-called ‘Bosnian Pyramids’ – what he believes to be the largest man-made ancient pyramids on Earth. Despite numerous rebuttals from prominent archaeologists, geologists and sociologists, all of whom agree the ‘pyramids’ are non-remarkable natural formations called flatirons ...

Deep inside Bosnia, in a small town called Visoko, just 15 miles northwest of Sarajevo, stands the world’s largest and oldest ancient pyramid. The pyramid sprang onto the world scene in October of 2005, when Semir Osmanagić, a Bosnian who lives in the United States and owns a successful metalworking shop, announced his discovery.

Visoko in central Bosnia-Herzegovina hides the world’s biggest and oldest pyramid. Recently, Mr. Osmanagic told the Bosnian media that Mr. Matsuura concluded that there is 'certain' proof...

JUNE 15-22, 2025, VISOKO, BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA. Huge network of underground tunnels, intersections, chambers and water accumulations was constructed under the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids. Discovery of the labyrinth was predicted by discoverer of the Bosnian pyramids dr.sci. Semir Osmanagic in his book in October 2005.

2008年1月7日 · Visoko, with a population of 46,000 people, is thought to have been part of a Bosnian kingdom during the Medieval Period, and has several points of ancient significance hidden in the lush setting. The Visocica Hills, pyramid-like hill structures, tower 213 meters high and have been the recent focus of hot debate.