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Contents
Introduction
I.
Comparisons between sign-systems in the Carpathian Basin and the Bosnian pyramids
II.
Comparison between sign-systems of the Bosnian pyramids and those of outside
the Carpathian Basin
Summary
Sources
Attachement
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Friedrich Klára: Hypothesis in relation Bosnian pyramids
- Szakács Gábor: First visits to Bosnian pyramids
Friedrich Klára
Indipendent researcher, teacher, one of the co-chairmans of the ICBP
Szakács Gábor
Indipendent researcher, journalist, president of the Association of the Forrai
Sándor Runic Writers (Friedrich and Szakács are Hungarian couple from Budapest)
Key words: Neolithic Tordos - Vinca Cultur 5000 B.C., Comparitive researching of ancient runic (ROVÁS) letters in the world
We have been studying and researching the signs of ROVÁS for 30 years and use the Hungarian word ROVÁS (ingravings) instead of runic writing, because the two are not the same. We lecture commonly on our experiences (Pict-02) as we did many times on the Visoko pyramids, too, after having visited the site a couple of times.
(Pict-02) - We lecture commonly on our experiences
(Pict-03) - Szakács Gábor (left) in Ravne tunnel
(Pict-04) - Friedrich Klára in Ravne tunnel
On the ground of our experiences to date, we have realised the similarity between the signs of the 8000 years old Neolithic Tordos - Vinca Cultur and that of the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids. Friedrich Klára has written a comparisons of the signs and sent charts with photo to Mr. Semir Osmanagic in 2007.
I.
Comparisons between sign-systems in the Carpathian Basin and the Bosnian pyramids
1. Signs on the Pilis Mountain
The oldest relics revealed until now are the signs originating from a 15-20,000 years old undisturbed layer on a piece of bone stick in Jankovich cave in Bajót, North to Budapest in Pilis Mountain.
(Pict-05) - Piece of bone stick in Jankovich cave
ROVÁS R+A ligature in Pilis Mountain, like in Visoko in Ravne tunnel.
(Pict-06) - ROVÁS R+A ligature in Pilis Mountain
(Pict-07) - ROVÁS R+A ligature in Visoko at the entrance of the Ravne tunnel
2. Signs on megalits on Tászok-tető (Taszok-plateau)
Tászok-tető can be found in the Carpathian Basin in Transylvania. Descriptions say that on the 1013 m high plateau and in the surroundings there were several hundreds of written stones, with an average size of one and a half meter. Two unharmed megalits are exhibited in the Museum in Gyergyószentmiklós (Transylvania -Seklerland) (Pict-08, see comparitive tabulations Pict-09, Pict-10, Pict-11, Pict-12).
(Pict-08) - Unharmed megalit exhibited in the Museum in Gyergyószentmiklós
(Pict-09) - Comparitive tabulation
(Pict-10) - Comparitive tabulation
(Pict-11) - Comparitive tabulation
(Pict-12) - Comparitive tabulation
There are great many broken stones still laying around on the plateau. We controlled it personally. Based upon the parallels all through the world it can be stated that the majority of the scripts on the stones is about 10,000 years old.
(Pict-13) - Szakács Gábor and Friedrich Klára controlled it personally
3. Signs of the Tordos-Vinca Culture
The Tordos (Turdas) culture in Transylvania was excavated by the very first female archeologist of the world, the Hungarian Zsófia Torma (Pict-14). From 1875 she unearthed thousands of clay discs, tablets, artifacts deriving from the Neolithic period. Most of the signs on these relics equal to those of the ancient Hungarian ROVÁS script used even today (Pict-15, See comparitive tabulations Pict-09, Pict-10, Pict-11, Pict-12)
(Pict-14) - Hungarian archeologist Zsófia Torma
(Pict-15) - Relics with ROVÁS script of Zsófia Torma
By her excavation
near Tordos (Turdas) she has found some 11,000 articfacts about 7,000 years
old several of them wearing ROVÁS signs. They can be seen in the History of
Transylvania Museum in Kolozsvár (Cluj).
(Pict-16) - Artifacts of Zsófia Torma in the History of Transylvania Museum
The symbols on the Tatárlaka (Tartaria) Disc, discovered in 1961, are 7500-8200 years old (Pict-17) Because the disc and two clay tablets have been found in a grave with some organic remains like bones and ashes, they could have been tested with C14 radiocarbon by professor Suess at the university in San Diego.
(Pict-17) - The copies of Tatárlaka (Tartaria) Disc and Tablets
In Vinca, a settlement in the vicinity of Beograd, Serbia, and in the surroundings plenty of objects from the Neolithic were revealed as well, from 1905. The map of Lithuanian archeologist Marija Gimbutas shows the spreading of Tordos (Turdas) -Vinca Culture (Pict-18) and signs on clay potteries from Jela Sabac in Serbia (Pict-19).
(Pict-18) - The map of Tordos (Turdas) - Vinca Culture
(Pict-19) - Signs from Jela Sabac (Trbuhovic-Vasiljevic 1983. VIII. t)
4. Hun writing
The Chinese had written documents about the Huns as far back as 1700 BC., but we can find a great deal of information in the works of Syrian, Greek, Armenian, Iranian, and Latin historians. In the 4th century A.D., the Huns had moved the headquarters of their Empire into the Carpathian Basin. Our chronicles from the 12th century A. D. also mention the Hunnish-Hungarian identity. The Hunnish signs of writing underscore this relationship by showing a great deal of similarities with the Hungarian runic writing.
General statement
Rovás is widespread in Hungary. So the 15-20,000 years old signs absolutely fit to be used even in our days as well, all the more because the phonems of the Hungarian language can be put down perfectly only by this type of writing. In the 10th century, when the ancient writing of the Hungarians had to be replaced by Latin letters, 13 phonemes of their language - TY, GY, NY, SZ, ZS, CS, LY, J, K, Á, É, Ö, Ü - were missing from the Latin alphabet.
II.
Comparison between sign-systems of the Bosnian pyramids and that of outside
the Carpathian Basin
1. Signs of the Bosnian pyramids
I visited Visoko for the first time in Summer of 2006. My eyes were caught by one of the tableau photos, put on display on the plateau of Visocica - Sun piramyd. The photo depicted an arrow sign on stone. I noticed that the edges of the arrow-head were not ended in one point (Pict-20). For me the arrow sign was not unknown, because it's the sign of C in the ancient Hungarian ROVÁS. But in this case it's ligature of two J's or J and C. See rod calendar from XII-XIII. c. AD. Transylvania (Pict-21).
(Pict-20) - The arrow sign
(Pict-21) - Rod calendar from Transylvania (XII-XIII. c. AD.)
The same year I visited the tunnel two times more, when I made other schocking discoveries. On the stone with the arrow I have found something even more special: the sign of a streched bow with an arrow on it that can be seen on the before mentioned Tartaria clay tablet, too (Pict-22, Pict-23) showing the ligature of ROVÁS D-Ny. See rod calendar from XII.-XIII. c. AD. Transylvania (Pict-21).
(Pict-22) - The sign of a streched bow in Ravne tunnel
(Pict-23) - Streched bow in the left-hand corner on the Tatárlaka (Tartaria)
Disc
Having seen the resemblance Friedrich Klára has immediatelly made comparetive charts and coupled with explanation and photo of the stretched bow with arrow sent to Mr. Semir Osmanagic. Comparative tables of the signs - (Pict-09, Pict-10, Pict-11, Pict-12).
In the Ravne tunnel there are great many signs and symbols supposed to be Latin letters. Many of them Friedrich Klára identified with letters of the ancient Tordos - Vinca Culture, among others Hugarian ROVÁS. For example capital E (Pict-24) identical ROVÁS 'P' (Pict-25) that has been found in Troy, Egypt, Tepe Yahya (Iran). Tabulation (Pict-26, Pict-27).
(Pict-24) - Capital E in Ravne tunnel
(Pict-25) - ROVÁS 'P'
(Pict-26) - Comparitive tabulation
(Pict-27) - Comparitive tabulation
Having been widely used on the territory of Tordos - Vinca Culture, these letters make us suppose that this culture comprised Visoko, too.
2. Glozel
Glozel is a French village where in 1924, in addition to other artifacts, such
signs were found on ceramic plates, bones and stones, which are very similar
to the letters of the ancient Tordos - Vinca (Hungarian) ROVÁS script and the
Bosnian signs (Pict-28). In her books Friedrich Klára drew attention to this
fact in 2003 and 2005, on both occasions indicating the 111 Glozelian signs
in her book: "Runic script is our letter of ownership to the Carpathian
Basin" - 2003 and "Carved into stone, engraved into wood"
- 2005. According to the official standpoint the Glozelian signs aged about
1800-2300 years.
(Pict-28) - Glozel signs
3. Alvao
This town is situated in North Portugal on the way from the harbour town Porto to the Spanish border. On two stones of the dolmen can be seen 30 signs, they are about 6000 years old (Pict-29).
(Pict-29) - Alvao signs (H. Jensen)
Having visited Visoko 7 times and reviewed the tables, we are entitled to suppose that in the Carpathian Basin, in the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids, Alvao and Glozel representatives of the same culture were acting and left us their written signs. The signs of writing found on the site definitely show that man sent messages by them to the future (Pict-30).
(Pict-30) - Engraved stone in Ravne tunnel
The Forrai Sándor Runic Writers website - Fényképtár / Gallery
Magyarságtudományi
Intézet - Institute of Hungarian Studies:
Website
Tanulmányok
/ Articles
Rovásírás
/ Runic Script
Friedrich
Klára: The Mystery of Tatárlaka - Part 1.
Friedrich
Klára: The Mystery of Tatárlaka - Part 2.
Friedrich
Klára: The Mystery of Tatárlaka - Part 3.
Friedrich
Klára: The Mystery of Tatárlaka - Part 4.
Friedrich
Klára: The Mystery of Tatárlaka - Part 5.
Friedrich
Klára: The Mystery of Tatárlaka - Part 6.
Friedrich
Klára: The Mystery of Tatárlaka - Part 7.
Friedrich
Klára: The Mystery of Tatárlaka - Part 8.
Friedrich
Klára: The Oldest Relic of Runic Writing in the Carpathian Basin
Asbóth
János: Bosznia és a Herczegovina (Budapest, 1887)
Evans, Arthur J: Through Bosnia and the Herczegovina on foot with
historical review of Bosnia (London 1877)
Friedrich Klára - Szakács Gábor: Kárpát-medencei birtoklevelünk a
rovásírás - Runic script is our letter of ownership to the Carpathian Basin
( Budapest 2003)
Friedrich Klára - Szakács Gábor: Kőbe vésték, fába rótták - Carved
into stone, engraved into wood (Budapest 2007)
Fredrich Klára - Szakács Gábor: Tászok-tetőtől a bosnyák piramisokig
- From Taszok plateau as far as the Bosnian pyramids (Budapest, 2007)
Friedrich Klára - Szakács Gábor: Ősök és írások - Ancestors and Writings
(Budapest, 2008)
Gimbutas, Marija: The gods and goddesses of old Europe (Berkeley,
1974)
Lukács, Gabriele: The Bosnian Pyramid Valley (Vienna, 2008)
Makkay János: A tartariai leletek - The Tartaria tablets (Akadémiai
Kiadó, Budapest, 1990)
Mandics György: Rejtélyes írások - Mysterious Writings (Akadémiai
Kiadó, Budapest, 1987)
Morlet, Antonin: Glozel, Corpus des Inscriptions (Paul Catin Editeur,
Paris, 1928)
Osmanagich, Muris: About cultural layer of Bosnian Pyramid builders
(Sarajevo, 2008)
Osmanagich, Semir: Bosnian Valley of the pyramids (Mauna-fe, 2006)
Stekel, Paulo: The proto-script Visoko in comparison with Glozelian
Writing - 2006 (In: Osmanagich, Muris: About cultural layer of Bosnian Pyramid
builders, Sarajevo, 2008)
Szakács
Gábor: Tudósítások a bosnyák piramisokról (Magazin Magyar Demokrata,
2006/26, 45, 48) - Reports from the Bosnian pyramids
Tomory
Zsuzsa: Kezdeteink - Our ancestors (Miskolci Bölcsész Egyesület,
1995)
Torma
Zsófia: Sumer nyomok Erdélyben - Sumerian signs in Transylvania (Buenos
Aires, 1972)
Winn,
Shan, M. M.: Pre writing in south-eastern Europe (Western Publishers,
1981)
Friedrich
Klára: Hypothesis in relation Bosnian pyramids
The first time I read about the Bosnian Pyramids was in May 2006, there was
an article in the Hungarian newspaper. The article written was skeptical about
the Pyramids. My husband Szakacs Gabor is a newspaper writer, and we were always
interested in old history, especially the one that the official academic science
looked down upon and tried to keep it quite. My husband working for the Hungarian
Democratic newspaper got in touch with his boss, who was the chief editor and
wanted him to go on location to find the truth. In June of 2006 an expedition
was formed and with a photographer and camera man they visited Visoko. In the
tunnel of Sun Pyramid, they found writings on the stones and Gabor verified
the writings are similar to those found in the Carpathian Basin deriving from
thousands of years ago. What was found is that the Bosnian Pyramids were manmade
and not made from nature. Gabor returned to the Pyramids many times with his
own team. He always reported his findings to the newspaper and always sent a
copy in English to Semir Osmanagic.
I visited Visoko in June 2007, the Bosnian landscape, the friendly and hospitable
people made a good impression on me and my traveling companions. My personal
visits convinced me of reports I had heard from Gabor. I am sure that the Pyramids
were created by man and not by nature and are artificial structures.
My theory is:
The Sun and Moon Pyramids
are older than the Egyptian Pyramids. Every culture on earth talks about the
"Great Flood" which happened 11 or 12 thousand years ago. According
to the scientists the Bosnian Pyramids are at least that age or more. The Pyramids
are connected globally to Megalithic culture. Such as Stonehenge, Avebury, Hattusas,
Malta, Mukene, Carnac, Taszok-Plateau (Hungary) Moonlight Rift Valley also in
Hungary etc.
In the tunnel of the Sun Pyramid and the perimeters you find a sign of Stone
Age culture. In my opinion it is the builder's signature on the walls. To support
this theory the writings in the attic of a church that was built in 1547 in
Transylvania were similar to writings found in the Sun Pyramid. Also similar
writings were found in France on the Mas-d-Azil stones over 25 thousand years
ago. Other examples are Tordos-Vinca culture in the Carpathian Basin, Aegean
Islands, Tepe-Yahya in Iran, writings from Troy and Egypt.
I found it interesting that these writings were not chiseled into the stones;
instead the writings were impressed into the stones. Formerly having studied
runes that had been chiseled, the difference was easy to see. That means the
stones with writing in the tunnel of Sun pyramid, were in olden times soft building
material, like nowadays concrete or gypsum. Nature could not have made these
stones. Because the pyramids consist of many layers of the stones suggest that
the pyramids were made to withstand a catastrophe (radiation from space etc.)
Some of the materials looked like they were liquid artificial material (see
Pict-20). To make stones of this size you would need giant machines and giant
beings. "Giants existed on the Earth at that time…" according to the
Bible and are talked about in mythological stories.
There were some strange things inside the Pyramids, there were no bugs, spiders,
rodents and the air was good and fresh. I had a traveling companion who was
coughing, after breathing the air in the pyramid for a while he stopped coughing.
Another man had white spots appear on the palms of his hands while still others
said their arms and legs felt heavy. But those that had strange things happen
to them were not uncomfortable and the symptoms went away. I brought home a
piece of cobblestone and showed it to several natural therapist whom independently
from each other stated that the stone felt warm on the bottom but not on the
top where people would walk.
G. Harry Stine (an American scientist) who participated in the American Space
Program wrote a book in 1992, called "Mind machines you can build".
The book discussed the phenomenal effects of the pyramids. We learned from him
that the pyramid models were not made of any electrical conducting material;
these pyramids can preserve the sharpness of steel on the leading edges of a
scaled machine, dried out wet organisms, but also enhanced plants to grow faster
than ever. One Czech engineer discovered that he could shave 200 times with
the same blade if it was placed in a paper pyramid model.
In the United States of America, Dr. Patrick Flanagan experimented with pyramid
models and found that it was beneficial for living creatures. It would be interesting
to try this theory out at the Bosnian Pyramids.
Translated by Zoltan Fabry
Szakács
Gábor: First visits to Bosnian pyramids
I went to Visoko for the
first time in June 2006. To help document my findings I took a photographer
and a cameraman from the weekly issue of Hungarian Democrat (Magyar Demokrata).
We stayed at the Pyramida Sunca Motel. Not knowing anyone I had good fortune
to meet Barakat, an Egyptian scientist and his friend Sanel Silajdzic. From
that moment on both men helped me, as we went to the Sun Pyramid for the first
time. Sanel showed me some pictures on a tableau that had been made before.
One of the pictures caught my attention; it was an arrow that looked like the
letter "C" which the Hungarian use in his runic alphabet. Because
the lines of the bow did not meet I was suspicious about its meaning. We could
not get into the tunnels at that time, but in September 2006 I had two opportunities.
On one of the trips into the tunnel Sanel and I were crawling on our stomachs
to get inside, about 150 meters in we filmed and photographed the writings on
the walls so later we could analyze them. The work was so exciting and memorable
because we found more writings on the big stones. The drawn bow with the arrow
attached was crystal clear, which was an incredible find because this sign could
be found from the Tordos-Vinca culture 8,200 years ago. This writing was found
on a clay ring in Tatárlaka (Tartaria - Transylvania), presently on display
in the Cluj Historical Museum (Kolozsvár - Transylvania). On this ring the writings
of the ligature letters " NY" and "D" were clear to see.
I am convinced that the Visoko Pyramids were connected to the Carpathian Basin
where the Todos-Vinca Culture lived. I wrote about my findings to Semir Osmanagich.
Since that trip my wife and I have been back to Visoko and identified more than
10 letters from the Hungarian runic (Rovás) alphabet.
I didn't want people to doubt me so I took over a 100 writing specialists with
me to give their opinion, they all supported the earlier reports. The writings
cannot be duplicated today because the writings would not look the same and
the stones would crumble. The writings have similarities with the French Glozel
signs. But this was nothing new for my wife and me, because years ago we had
already compared and identified those findings.
To sum it all up the Tatárlaka ligature sign (Pict-22, Pict-23) was the biggest
discovery, which was found in the Sun Pyramid. With this discovery and reports
it would take a book to explain. And I don't care to elaborate on it at this
time.
Translated by Zoltan
Fabry
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