Spiral Geometry in Ancient Design: Evidence of Fibonacci Proportions in the Egyptian and Bosnian Pyramids

Abstract

This paper identifies a previously undocumented golden ratio spiral within the Pleiades star cluster (M45) and examines its geometric correspondence to multiple Fibonacci spirals discovered in the Bosnian Pyramid Complex. Using astronomical imagery and LIDAR data, the study reveals harmonic alignments connecting celestial and terrestrial features. A final overlay demonstrates a striking spatial correlation between star positions and key topographic points in the Bosnian Valley. While interpretations of the landscape's origin remain open, the geometric consistency suggests a meaningful relationship, contributing a new perspective to archaeoastronomy and the study of sacred spatial design.