Can three stones found on Osijela Hill solve the mystery of the identity of the ancient master builder race that created the structures in the Bosnian Pyramid Megacomplex?
Will finger-like marks in ancient claystones forever alter our understanding of Earth’s history?
by Jock Doubleday
August 5, 2017
On March 3, 2015, I discovered hundreds of artificially textured stones on the eroded western face of Osijela Hill, a steep clay and claystone structure built in ancient times as part of the Bosnian Pyramid Megacomplex.
Original locations of Bosnian Rosetta Stones on the eroding Osijela Hill
Osijela hill is located east across the Fojnica River from the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun.
The Fojnica River runs north through the village of Visoko, Bosnia, with the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun to the west and Osijela Hill to the east.
Bosnian Rosetta Stone A
Bosnia Rosetta Stone A, unwashed, untouched by modern tools. Unretouched photo. Photo taken indoors using natural daylight only.
Bosnian Rosetta Stone A in situ on Osijela Hill in the Bosnian Pyramid Complex, Visoko, Bosnia. The stone was first discovered on March 3, 2015 and then re-found and procured on May 10, 2017 (see video, “Finding the Lost Stone“).
Bosnian Rosetta Stone B
Bosnian Rosetta Stone C
Osijela Hill-related articles, photos, and videos (in reverse chronology):
1) What did the ancients mean when they talked about clay? Glue. “The Game of Glue: Exploring Osijela Hill in the Bosnian Pyramid Megacomplex, June 9, 2017″
2) Writer-videographer Jock Doubleday explores Osijela Hill in the Bosnian Pyramid Megacomplex, noting the meticulous detail in the ancients’ stonework. May 30, 2017. “Exploring ancient stonework along the base of Osijela Hill in the Bosnian Pyramid Megacomplex, May 30, 2017″
3) “The Bosnian Rosetta Stone, shaped and worked in its entirety in ancient times, bears signs, not only of the surface texturing (deep gouging) that marks the top of most of the ancient clay construction stones in the Bosnian Pyramid Megacomplex, but it also, astonishingly, shows signs of either 1) spatula-like tool marks or 2) finger marks or finger-like marks. What ancient advanced civilization made this textured stone and millions of others like it 30,000+ years ago? Let’s continue the investigation in the Visoko, Bosnia area.”
“Beautifully textured ancient artificial construction stones, Osijela Hill, May 13, 2017″
4) Exploring Osijela Hill on May 10, 2017, writer-videographer Jock Doubleday finds the Lost Stone, an ancient artificial construction stone with texturing and spatula-like tool marks or finger-like marks on it that he had photographed years earlier but had never been able to locate again. Is this stone the Rosetta Stone to the Bosnian Pyramid Complex? “Trek to Osijela Hill – Finding the Lost Stone: The Rosetta Stone to the Bosnian Pyramid Complex, May 10, 2017″
5) “Trek to Osijela Hill – The Artistic Technology of the Ancients, May 8, 2017″
6) Writer-videographer Jock Doubleday explores Osijela Hill, which lies directly east (across the Fojnica River) from the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun, in search of a lost baked, textured claystone made by the ancients and left with spatula-like tool marks. “Trek to Osijela Hill: Search for the Lost Stone, with Jock Doubleday, Visoko, Bosnia, April 22, 2017″
7) “Painted Stones – Ancient Textured Stones from the Bosnian Pyramid Complex”
8) article: “Trek to Osijela Hill in the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids, March 3, 2015″
video: “Trek to Osijela Hill in the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids, March 3, 2015″
9) “University education is both a blessing and a curse – a blessing because it provides distinctions and terminology; a curse because received ideas may take on the power of orthodoxical (religious) beliefs. Anyone can do science. And you have to look with your eyes. And then you do your best to figure things out. That’s all. Just because you have a degree from a prestigious university doesn’t mean you’re right. Because it just so happens that people with degrees from prestigious universities disagree about things all the time. So, the question is, ‘What do you see with your eyes? What’s your best theory?’ And then you put that out there to the scientific audience – which is to say, to the global mind, since we’re all scientists – and then we see whose theory is the theory that does the best in the opinion of the global mind.” – Jock Doubleday, “Chasing Osijela Hill: The Bosnian Pyramid Megacomplex: Clay Quarry or Built Hill? March 3, 2015″
10) February 9, 2015: On Osijela Hill we see alternating 1) many-meters-deep soft clay layers alternated with 2) leftward-leaning hard claystone terrace layers – inclined into the structure for structural strength. Osijela Hill sits directly across the Fojnica River from the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun. The two huge structures are tied together across the Fojnica River by baked, adhered claystone layers that form the Fojnica riverbed. The ancients tied together their structures here, either across the built-from-scratch Fojnica riverbed or with alternating clay and concrete layers, as with the Bosnian Pyramid of Love and the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun.
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Note: Bosnian Rosetta Stone A and Bosnian Rosetta Stone B were first photographed and videotaped in situ on March 3, 2015. Bosnian Rosetta Stone C was first photographed and videotaped in situ on June 7, 2017. Bosnian Rosetta Stone A and C are now secured at an indoor location. Bosnian Rosetta Stone B is too heavy to move safely at this time.
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