Is It Coincidence? Hydrological Engineering and Geometric Alignment in the Bosnian Pyramid Complex

Abstract

This study investigates whether the unique alignment of hydrological and architectural elements in the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids is coincidental or indicative of ancient engineering. The Fojnica River exhibits an abrupt 90-degree turn at the site of the Pyramid of the Dragon and Temple of Mother Earth—suggesting potential hydrological manipulation. Simultaneously, a series of geometric alignments, Fibonacci spirals, and celestial correspondences to the Pleiades star cluster raise further questions about intentionality. To evaluate the probability of random occurrence, we applied Monte Carlo simulations to three phenomena: sacred geometric alignments, river curvature correlation with structures, and celestial mapping to terrestrial landmarks. Results show these patterns are statistically unlikely to occur by chance. The paper also incorporates evidence from LiDAR scans, sacred geometry modeling, and environmental data, including measured health benefits in the Ravne tunnel complex. These findings collectively suggest the need for a re-evaluation of the Bosnian Pyramid Complex through a multidisciplinary lens.