Jock Doubleday: Mystery of the Bosnian Pyramids

Jock Doubleday

I'm a playwright and screenwriter. I've written 66 plays (most recently "I Dream the Woman Electric," a full-length drama about Nikola Tesla), 10 feature-length screenplays, 2 musicals, several science-fiction stories (most recently "The Far Periphery") and children's stories (most recently the fairy-tale "Dragana and the Cave of Gold"), 2 books on natural health, articles about the remnants of ancient civilizations such as pyramids and other structures in Bosnia, megalithic monuments at Yonaguni, the Piri Reis map (which is based on 20 ancient source maps), and I have a series of books coming out on these last 3 subjects titled, "Paradigm Shift: The Gradual Awakening of Science to the Possibility of Advanced Civilizations in the Distant Past." My full writing resume is on my Twitter page.

On June 12, 2014, I returned to Bosnia to videotape and photograph the pyramids, tunnels, scientists, volunteers, artifacts, and excavation processes. I stayed for 16 months as official videographer of the Bosnian Pyramids Project.

My blog, "An American in Bosnia," paints a picture of the Bosnian Pyramid Complex in words and text. One of the articles, "The Mysterious Anti-Scientific Agenda of Robert Schoch," tells the story of the archaeological orthodoxy's attempt to shut down the pyramids excavation project (see URL below).

The idea of ancient pyramids in Europe throws a significant wrench into schoolbook history, and orthodox academics (the vast majority of them: 98+%) are outraged that they might have to learn something new and teach something new. My article, "The Seven Deadly Sins of the Archaeological Orthodoxy," details academia's methods of suppressing new information.

"An American in Bosnia" 
anamericaninbosnia.blogspot.com/