Pyramids Around the World You've Never Seen!

Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:40 pm » by **Nuffrespect**

i know they are not really pyramids but just as amazing

Mon Dec 07, 2009 4:39 pm » by **Wesley**

Yeah nuffrespect, that is amazing.

Mon Dec 07, 2009 11:06 pm » by **Newearthman**

wesley
nuffrespect :obsessed:

marduk

I am amazed :shock:

I find the giant stone balls that appear all over the world to be a link as well:
http://www.strayreality.com/mystery.htm

In 1979, when Ivar Zapp first encountered the great stone
spheres of the Diquis Delta, in southern Costa Rica,
he was struck by their size and the precision of their
construction.
These impressive globes, weighing up to 30 tons and
measuring up to three meters in diameter, were perfect
spheres, to within 2 millimeters, from any measurement
of both their diameter and circumference.

Mon Dec 07, 2009 11:08 pm » by **Newearthman**

http://meimor-antichecivilta.blogspot.c ... ia_23.html

ENIGMATIC STONE BALLS IN SERBIA
Etichette: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun Foundation
Written by Gabriela Lukacs,

In 1974 a huge stone sphere was found in Serbia. 102 cm diameter, made of tuff stone or porphyr. In 2001 a group of researchers discovered 10 more balls, 6 full and 4 half balls. On the 1974 stone ball they detected inscription marks which match with the star constellation of Cepheus and Cygnus. Pls.read full report. http://www.aob.bg.ac.yu/paob/75/pdf/333-336.pdf
The Povlen ball is a spherical rock discovered accidentally in 1974 near the Mravinjci village in the Povlen mountain near the Valjevo town in Serbia, Yugoslavia. What makes this sphere interesting, besides its shape which is rare in nature, are the signs carved into it. There was some public interest in this ball, but few scientific papers about it. There is the need to protect this unique cultural monument, because of the possible astronomical meaning of the signs on it. Stone Ball Location: Povlen near Valjevo in western Serbia, 90 km south of Belgrade
(Size: diameter 102 cm, weighing approx. 3 tons)

Mon Dec 07, 2009 11:10 pm » by **Newearthman**

The Mystery of the Bosnian Stone Balls
http://www.european-pyramids.eu/wb/page ... bosnia.php

Mon Dec 07, 2009 11:37 pm » by **Newearthman**

http://en.epochtimes.com/news/7-4-17/54224.html

Tue Dec 08, 2009 12:32 am » by **Nuffrespect**

great thread people! :flop:

those stones are amazing

inside the pyramid

Tue Dec 08, 2009 12:47 am » by **Rizze**

Europe’s pyramid history unveiled

The possibility of European pyramids is like London busses: you wait for centuries, and all of a sudden, two come along at the same time: in early 2003 in Italy, and in 2005 in Bosnia. After less than one year’s of scientific analysis, the Bosnian pyramid is already identified as an artificial structure, thus finally providing proof that Europe does have a pyramid past.

Europe begets a pyramid

On 31 October 2005, various news agencies including Associated Press ran a story headlined "Bosnian explorer finds 'Europe's first pyramids'". This statement, as so many headlines are, is wrong. There are many small pyramids that can be found across Europe, from France to Greece. The small pyramid of Falicon sits in the hinterland of the prosperous French resort of Nice and is more notorious for covering a subterranean chamber into which many descend but few resurface without the intervention of the local fire brigade.

In Greece, there are now 16 catalogued pyramids. Though some may be natural, others—like the Hellenikon pyramid near the village of Argolis—are clearly man-made structures. Intriguingly, one thermo-luminescence test by the Academy of Athens has dated the structure to 2720 BC, contemporaneous with the Egyptian pyramid age.

Though pyramidal in shape, the European structures do not enthral like the Egyptian pyramids, which dwarf them in size. Five hundred years ago, with the discovery of the New World, pyramids were found in Mexico, but in 2001 the discovery of a pyramid complex in Caral, Peru, was announced and again has been dated as contemporaneous with the Egyptian pyramid age.

In 1994, the German tour operator Hartwig Hausdorf visited China and on his return reported on the existence of pyramids there—a discovery which has since been validated. The pyramids are even becoming a tourist attraction. Europe, it seemed, had been left behind...but not for long. Two discoveries—in Italy in 2003, and Bosnia-Herzegovina in 2005—changed that.

More at link
http://www.philipcoppens.com/euro_pyrs.html

Tue Dec 08, 2009 1:25 am » by **dlslith**

What I want to see is when the icecaps melt on the poles. What's under them intrigues me beyond belief. This is fascinating stuff. Great post! :flop:

Tue Dec 08, 2009 8:01 pm » by **Newearthman**

dlslith wrote:What I want to see is when the icecaps melt on the poles. What's under them intrigues me beyond belief. This is fascinating stuff. Great post!

the last time the Earth was without polar ice caps was about 50 million years ago...I'm sure we had some people of some kind kicking around.