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Publicado el 14 abr. 2016
Archaeologists
have found a giant mysterious ball embedded in the ground in Bosnia.
They claim it is the largest man-made stone ball in Europe, and the
oldest in the world, dating back more than 1,500 years ago.
The
stone was found by Semir Osmanagich, nicknamed the 'Bosnian Indiana
Jones'. He says the sphere is further proof that Europe had an advanced
civilisation that used groundbreaking technology. In 2005, Osmanagich
claimed that Bosnia's Visoko Valley was the site of hidden ancient
pyramids, linked by underground tunnels. These claims were largely
disputed as being "complete fantasy".
have found a giant mysterious ball embedded in the ground in Bosnia.
They claim it is the largest man-made stone ball in Europe, and the
oldest in the world, dating back more than 1,500 years ago.
The
stone was found by Semir Osmanagich, nicknamed the 'Bosnian Indiana
Jones'. He says the sphere is further proof that Europe had an advanced
civilisation that used groundbreaking technology. In 2005, Osmanagich
claimed that Bosnia's Visoko Valley was the site of hidden ancient
pyramids, linked by underground tunnels. These claims were largely
disputed as being "complete fantasy".
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