American Scientist LaViolette: Visoko Holds the World's Greatest Archaeological Discovery

Renowned American interdisciplinary scientist Paul LaViolette visited the Bosnian Valley of Pyramids for a seven-day research trip in September 2014. He was also one of the speakers at the fifth International Scientific Conference on Bosnian Pyramids, held from September 1st to 6th in Sarajevo, reports the Patria News Agency.

Dr. Paul LaViolette is the author of several books, including: "Earth Under Fire", "Genesis of the Cosmos", "Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion", "Subquantum Kinetics", "Decoding the Message of the Pulsars", "Galactic Superwaves and their Impact on the Earth". He has published a number of original scientific articles in the fields of physics, astronomy, Systems Theory, climatology, ancient technologies, and psychology.

Dr. Paul LaViolette explained that what he saw with his own eyes included, among other things, tunnels, as well as other elements that undoubtedly indicate they were created by human hands.

- In one place, an extremely old piece of iron was even found - LaViolette told the present media in Sarajevo.

Speaking about how the pyramids remained covered by earth and sediment, LaViolette added that there were periods when the sun was much more active than it is today.

- During that period, cosmic rays on the surface of our planet were strong. There are legends that the earth was scorched by the sun. These legends indicate that people built underground passages and tunnels to hide from such cosmic radiation. I believe that one of the purposes of the Bosnian pyramids was for people to hide inside them, seeking protection - LaViolette explained.

According to him, the complex in Visoko is the greatest archaeological discovery in the world at this moment.