LaViolette: The Visoko Pyramids are Currently the Most Important Archaeological Undertaking on the Planet

Renowned American physicist Dr. Paul LaViolette has prepared an article about the discovery of the Bosnian pyramids, which was published in the March issue of the popular magazine Nexus from Australia.

The article "New Discoveries from the Bosnian Pyramid Complex" deals with the energetic, electromagnetic properties of the Bosnian pyramids, which for LaViolette are irrefutable proof of the artificial nature of these ancient structures in Visoko and the technological advancement of the civilization that built them.

He claims that "after visiting the underground tunnels in September 2014, he became convinced that a civilization from the Ice Age in Bosnia built this underground complex as protection from the cosmic radiation that was bombarding the Planet at that time."

In his work, LaViolette emphasizes that the discovery of the Bosnian pyramids, as well as the findings that researchers working on the project make daily, will fundamentally change current understandings of the purpose, construction methods, and age of these objects.

"I believe that the Bosnian Pyramids research project is one of the most important archaeological undertakings on the Planet at this moment. I believe that the research results will completely overturn our understanding of prehistoric civilizations," wrote LaViolette.

Furthermore, Dr. LaViolette recalls the difficulties faced by the discoverer of the Bosnian pyramids, Dr. Semir Osmanagić, in the process of uncovering the truth about the largest and oldest pyramids in the world.

"I greatly respect and admire Dr. Osmanagić. He has been facing obstacles and difficulties for a long time and persistently continues with the project despite persistent attacks from the official archaeological community. He has also experienced attacks from local officials who have even changed laws to prevent further research above the pyramid foundations," stated LaViolette.

Nexus magazine is the world's largest magazine dealing with ancient mysteries, medicine, future technology, free and clean energy, climate change, etc. It is published every two months and is available in eight world languages. In the March 2015 issue (Nexus vol. 22, issue 2), the cover of the magazine featured a photograph of the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun.

Dr. Paul LaViolette graduated in physics from John Hopkins University, earned a master's degree from the University of Chicago, and a doctorate from Portland State University. He is the author of seven books in the fields of physics, astrophysics, astronomy, and climatology. He is the president of the "Starburst Foundation."