Dreams Precede Everything
There are almost 60 000 tombstones (monoliths) like these in Bosnia & Herzegovina, called stećci. These ones in Radimlja are easy to visit, being just 3 km near Stolac. Otherwise many of them are located on high altitudes and in forests. Less than 10% actually have any inscriptions or reliefs at all and in Bosnia ...
A good time to visit the site of Daorson is in the spring and autumn, because the heat and the vegetation can limit your movement and put you at risk for snakes. The ancient megalithic ruins are located on top of the high hill in Ošanić where it is believed that settlements have existed ever since ...
There are more megalithic sites in Europe than people are aware of, beside some of the famous ones like Stonehenge and Carnac, from Turkey's Göbekli Tepe (okey, technically it's in Asia, but some of the first European settlements were there in ancient times) and all the way from Bosnian megaliths up to the Swedish sites ...
Here's a translation from the last chapter, Conclusion, in the book Boumili by Radmilo Petrović. It sums up what is known and unknown regarding the Gnostic Bogomils of medieval Bosnia. Also what implications that history had later on and up until today. Chapter 13, Conclusion, p. 207-210. Hopefully my translation is good enough, any comments and corrections ...
Have a look at the Swedish megaliths in Li, Fjärås Bräcka. It is located about a 30 minutes drive from Göteborg. http://youtu.be/OU7qdYzdkNk
There are so many megalithic constructions around the world that indicate some kind of an advanced ancient knowledge, in shaping, placing and constructing. It is seen in ancient Egypt at Giza, in Latin America at places like Puma Punku, Ollantaytambo, Machu Picchu, Cuzco, Saqsayhuaman and every as far out and remote in Easter Islands. I ...
If our society is to be victim of a major global nature catastrophe, or that time shows that we globally just cannot sustain the modern way of life - a future without the present day technology will be a reality. How would you explain a thing such as an external hard drive or wifi, and ...
It is remarkable how a small man managed to raise tons of coral stone from under the ground and construct a castle, a living and an enormous piece of art. I'm fascinated by the story of Ed. Here is a short presentation of him and his work - and a recommendation on the best book ...
