What inspired you to write that book, and, and what did you take away from it?

You know, my first book decades ago was about the third technological revolution.

You know, late 1980s, my chapters were about the computers, robots, artificial intelligence, biogenetics, you know, lasers, uh, superconductivity.

At that time, almost nobody knew anything about it.

And then 18 books that followed were about the ancient civilizations.

My PhD is about the Mayan pyramids.

I discovered the Bosnian pyramids.

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In your book, The World of the Maya, you said, "It is my theory that the Maya should be considered watchmakers of the cosmos." And I was wondering if you could elaborate on what you meant by that.

You've identified six pyramids in Bosnia, not just the three?

Yes.

Uh, in April of 2005, I first came to central Bosnia town of Visoko.

I came to visit the local museum, and what I saw in front of me was this huge, everybody called it natural hill.

I was looking at the shape.

Even though it was covered by soil, forest, vegetation, I could see four sides, four triangle faces.

I was, you know, driving around it, so the geometry was there.

Yeah

So tell me, are you still discovering new things about this every day? It sounds fascinating.

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Yes.

Usually archaeology, running by the mainstream organizations like Department of Archaeology, universities, museums, It lasts 10-15 days a year, 10 diggers, one archaeologist, and we hear about the results 5 or 10 years later.

Not in our case.

We are busy all 12 months a year.

Every year we have hundreds of volunteers.

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You've identified six pyramids in Bosnia, not just the three?

Yes.

Uh, in April of 2005, I first came to central Bosnia town of Visoko.

I came to visit the local museum, and what I saw in front of me was this huge ...

Everybody called it natural hill.

I was looking at the shape.

Even though it was covered by soil, forest, vegetation, I could see four sides, four triangle faces.

Yeah

What inspired you to write that book and what did you take away from it?

You know, my first book decades ago was about the third technological revolution.

You know, late 1980s, my chapters were about computers, robots, artificial intelligence, biogenetics, you know, lasers, superconductivity.

At that time, almost nobody knew anything about it.

And then 18 books that followed were about the ancient civilizations.

My PhD is about the Mayan pyramids.

I discovered the Bosnian pyramids.

So

What inspired you to write that book and what did you take away from it?

You know, my first book decades ago was about the third technological revolution.

You know, late 1980s, my chapters were about the computers, robots, artificial intelligence, biogenetics, you know, lasers, superconductivity.

At that time, almost nobody knew anything about it.

And then 18 books that followed were about the ancient civilizations.

My PhD is about the Mayan pyramids.

I discovered the Bosnian pyramids.

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What inspired you to write that book and, and what did you take away from it?

You know, my first book decades ago was about the third technological revolution.

You know, late 1980s, my chapters were about the computers, robots, artificial intelligence, biogenetics, you know, lasers, uh, superconductivity.

At that time, almost nobody knew anything about it.

And then 18 books that followed were about the ancient civilizations.

My PhD is about the Mayan pyramids.

I discovered the Bosnian pyramids.

Yeah

You've identified six pyramids in Bosnia, not just the three?

Yes.

Uh, in April of 2005, I first came to central Bosnia town of Visoko.

I came to visit the local museum.

And what I saw in front of me was this huge, everybody called it natural hill.

I was looking at the shape.

Even though it was covered by soil, forest, vegetation, I could see four sides, four triangle faces.

Yeah

You've identified six pyramids in Bosnia, not just the three?

Yes.

Uh, in April of 2005, I first came to central Bosnia town of Visoko.

I came to visit the local museum.

And what I saw in front of me was this huge, everybody called it natural hill.

But I was looking at the shape.

Even though it was covered by soil, forest, vegetation, I could see four sides, four triangle faces.

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What inspired you to write that book and what did you take away from it?

You know, my first book decades ago was about the third technological revolution.

You know, late 1980s, my chapters were about computers, robots, artificial intelligence, biogenetics, you know, lasers, superconductivity.

At that time, almost nobody knew anything about it.

And then 18 books that followed were about the ancient civilizations.

My PhD is about the Mayan pyramids.

I discovered the Bosnian pyramids.

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You've identified six pyramids in Bosnia, not just the three?

Yes.

Uh, in April of 2005, I first came to central Bosnian town of Visoko.

I came to visit the local museum.

But then what I saw in front of me was this huge, everybody called it natural hill.

But I was looking at the shape.

Even though it was covered by soil, forest, vegetation, I could see four sides, four triangle faces.

Yeah

What inspired you to write that book and what did you take away from it?

You know, my first book decades ago was about the third technological revolution.

You know, late 1980s, my chapters were about computers, robots, artificial intelligence, biogenetics, you know, lasers, superconductivity.

At that time, almost nobody knew anything about it.

And then 18 books that followed were about the ancient civilizations.

My PhD is about the Mayan pyramids.

I discovered the Bosnian pyramids.

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What inspired you to write that book, and, and what did you take away from it?

You know, my first book decades ago was about the third technological revolution.

You know, late 1980s, my chapters were about the computers, robots, artificial intelligence, biogenetics, you know, lasers, uh, superconductivity.

At that time, almost nobody knew anything about it.

And then 18 books that followed were about the ancient civilizations.

My PhD is about the Mayan pyramids.

I discovered the Bosnian pyramids.

Yeah

Now, going back to, like, the other pyramids, you, you, you mentioned that there's now, you've identified six pyramids in Bosnia, not just the three?

Yes.

Uh, in April of 2005, I first came to central Bosnian town of Visoko.

I came to visit the local museum, and what I saw in front of me was this huge, everybody called it natural hill.

But I was looking at the shape.

Even though it was covered by soil, forest, vegetation, I could see four sides, four triangle faces.

I was, you know, driving around it, saw the geometry was there.

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