Peculiar Artifacts in Bosnia & Herzegovina – an imaginary exhibition Has stock in Germany she loves nothing more than

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Peculiar Artifacts in Bosnia & Herzegovina – an imaginary exhibition Has stock in Germany she loves nothing more thanThe book is the result of a 4 year project in Bosnia and Herzegovina where Thomas Nolf came across the existence of pyramids, stone spheres and other peculiar artifacts, discovered by Semir Osmanagich and his team. Aiming to draw an alternative biography that counteracts the post war disillusion, Nolf photographed, intervened and ultimately tried to pedestal the phenomena as a history to believe in.