Physicist's Analysis: What Were the Prehistoric Blocks in Visoko Used For?

 

Belgrade physicist Prof. Dr. Ljuba Ristovski analyzed the footage of mega-ceramic blocks “K-1” and “K-2” in the Underground Labyrinth of Ravne, reports the Patria news agency.

Namely, they were filmed in September 2014 using the technique of polycontrast interference photography (PIP) by technician Sasa Nadjfeji.

This represents a continuity of filming the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids with this technique over the past six years (2008-2014). Professor Ristovski's analysis focuses on invisible frequencies of the solar spectrum from the surface of the objects.

These are low-frequency infrared radiation and high-frequency ultraviolet radiation. The mega-ceramic block “K-1” shows an increased presence of low-frequency (red) radiation, which is known to have a great depth of penetration into the human body and positively affects blood circulation.

This is the reason why this block most likely had a therapeutic character. On the other hand, the mega-ceramic block “K-2” contains high-frequency radiation (dark blue areas). It acts directly on the cells of the dermis and their components. High-frequency radiation can also affect mental states, which opens up space for the activity of shamans near this block.