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		Sam Osmanagic - The Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun. In this release we are featuring what has to be the most amazing and yet baffling archaeological discovery of the century. Sam Osmanagic has joined us with two members of his research team to present their findings on the colossal Bosnian Pyramids. The largest of these structures dwarfs the great pyramid at Giza and is undoubtedly the most surprising find of its kind due to its peculiar geographic location. Sam has also generously shared an interview with us at the site to discuss his discovery and ongoing research into these amazing and mysterious structures. We look forward to monitoring Sam and his team’s research this spring 2006 as they bring a two hundred plus team of archaeologists, geologists, and labourers to the site to uncover these ancient structures.
		Michael Cremo - Human Devolution We’re extremely pleased to have bestselling author Michael Cremo join us to share an article which offers a primer on his recent best seller “Human Devolution”. Michael is famous for his ground-breaking book “Forbidden Archaeology” co-authored with Richard Thompson. In this latest book, Michael looks at history and universe from a Vedic perspective and offers this as an alternative to Darwin’s theory. Many thanks for this appearance by our distinguished guest Michael Cremo in both our magazine and as a guest on our radio show.
		R. Avry Wilson - Out of the Green Sahara Joining us once again is Canadian writer R. Avry Wilson. In his article “The Green Sahara” Avry examines historical traces of the ancient Egyptians from a much broader perspective than is generally considered, taking into account dramatic historical changes in the African environment. Many thanks again to R. Avry Wilson for this intriguing article.
		Dr Robert Lomas - The Impact of Ancient Symbols on Modern Humans Once again we’re very pleased to announce that bestselling author Dr. Robert Lomas has joined in this issue to discuss an interesting investigation he conducted on human reactions to ancient symbols. The results of the experiments are fascinating to say the least and reveal that we may have a universal appeal for certain ancient symbols that cross both the race and gender. Many thanks to Robert Lomas from Astraea for another generous contribution to the magazine and for his appearance on our radio show to discuss his best-seller “Turning The Hiram Key”.
		Deepak Battacharya - Seismic Activity caused Global Wobble Indian Scientist Deepak Bhattacharya joins us to discuss his article on the tsunami in India and the global weather effects surrounding this tragic event. We would like to congratulate Deepak for his recent award of a gold metal by the Engineering Congress in India for his paper on ancient science and architecture. Many thanks to Deepak for this penetrating article.
		Ahmed Osman - Tutankhamun's Murder: The Cover Up We would like to thank bestselling author and Egyptologist Ahmed Osman for his article “Tutankhamen’s Murder - The Cover up”. In this article Ahmed challenges the official conclusions surrounding the death of Egypt’s most well known pharaoh. Many thanks for this contribution to Ahmed Osman for this most interesting article.
		Jim Alison - Around the Antechamber in the Great Pyramid Last but not least, Jim Alison joins us with an in-depth examination of the complex mathematics expressed in the Great pyramid. Jim is well know for his research into the global relationships between ancient sites around the world and has an extensive web site detailing his.

All of us at Astraea Magazine hope you enjoy this second release; number three is on its way. Steve Nixon, Guy Leigh, and Kees Van Dongen Astraea Magazine March 2006

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