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of discovered remains. If you know of some that can be verified, we would
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 Twenty
three mummified remains of red-haired humans ranging from 7 feet to over
8 feet tall were dug up at Lovelock Cave, which is 70 miles north-east
of Reno, Nevada. The discovery was made by a guano mining operation. Also,
in this region, was found a skeleton nine feet tall in a cave near Pyramid
Lake; one eight and one half feet tall in the Humboldt lake bed; one seven
feet seven inches on the Friedman Ranch; and one nine and one half to
ten feet tall in a lake near Troy. These remains served to substantiate
the legends of local Piute Indians of Northwest Nevada. They, for generations,
have spoke of giants existing in the earlier times. They called them the
Si-Te-Cahs. In 1883 Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins, in her book "Life Among
the Piutes", records these legends of the Piutes. Further, records
of Red Haired Giants and Runic Mysteries are inscribed on rocks throughout
this region. Today, one of the giant Lovelock skulls can be found alongside
other various Lovelock artifacts in the Humboldt Museum, located in Winnemucca,
Nevada and more of these artifacts can be found in the State Historical
Society's museum in Reno, Nevada. |
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| 2) |
The
remains of a twelve foot tall man, surrounded by giant weapons, were dug
up in 1833 by a group of soldiers at Lompock Rancho, California. The skull
had a double row of teeth. |
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| 3) |
A
giant was unearthed in 1891 by workmen in Crittenden, Arizona. They excavated
a huge stone coffin which had apparently once held the body of a man 12
feet tall. The granite case had a carving which indicated that he had
six toes (this matches the account of at least one giant in the Biblical
Old Testament who). |
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A
giant found off the California Coast on Santa Rosa Island in the 1800s
was also distinguished by its double rows of teeth. |
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| 5) |
While digging in 1833
at Lompock Rancho, California soldiers discovered a male skeleton 12 feet
tall. The skeleton was surrounded by artifacts such as caved shells and
stone axes. The skull of this skeleton had double rows of upper and lower
teeth. |
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| 6) |
The skeletons of seven
giants were found in mounds in Clearwater, Minnesota. They had receding
foreheads and double row of teeth. |
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| 7) |
20
skeletons were discovered near Toledo, Ohio which had jaws and teeth "twice
as large as those of present day people." It was also noted that
odd hieroglyphics were found with these bodies. |
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| 8) |
In
Braton, Tennessee human footprints were found in solid rock 33 inches
log and one foot wide. These also have six toes each (just as the Biblical
Old Testament speaks of at least one giant). |
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| 9) |
Soldiers
digging a pit for a powder magazine at Lompock Rancho, California in 1883
gug through a layer of ancient cement and found a skeleton of a giant
man approx. twelve feet tall. In the casket with skeleton was carved shells,
huge axes made of stone, and blocks of porphyry covered with the writings
of an unknown language. The giant had double rows of teeth. Upon the natives
beginning to attach certain religious significance to the remains, the
authorities then ordered the skeleton and all the artifacts to be reburied. |
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| 10) |
Similar
to the above finding was the remains of a giant, which was dug up on Santa
Rosa Island, off the California coast. It also had markings similar to
the above mentioned find, as well as double rows of teeth. Subsequent
research revealed that he, or his descendants, ate the small elephants
which once lived on that island, (and, which have also vanished like the
giants who ate them). |
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| 11) |
In
1891, near Crittenden, Arizona workmen who were excavating for a commercial
building project, found an enormous stone sarcophagus more than eight
feet deep. The project manager called in expert, which upon opening the
sarcophagus, found a granite case which held the body of a man more than
twelve feet tall. And, according to the carvings on the case, he had 6
tows/fingers. This was yet another witness to the truths of Biblical history,
which also speaks of giants in the earth in ancient times – some
even with 6 fingers/toes. |
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| 12) |
In
the book, 'The History of Marion County, Ohio' (complied from past accounts,
published in 1883), we read, “Evidence for the occupation of this
region before the appearance of the red man and the white race is to be
found in almost every part of the county, as well as through the northwest
generally. In removing the gravel bluffs, which are numerous and deep,
for the construction and repair of roads, and in excavating cellars, hundreds
of human skeletons, some of them of giant form, have been found. A citizen
of Marion County estimates that there were about as many human skeletons
in the knolls of Marion County as there are white inhabitants at present!” |
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| 13) |
From
the book, 'The History of Brown County, Ohio' (complied from past accounts,
published in 1883) we read, “Mastodonic remains are occasionally
unearthed, and, from time to time, discoveries of the remains of Indian
settlements are indicated by the appearance of gigantic skeletons, with
the high cheek bones, powerful jaws and massive frames peculiar of the
red man, who left these as the only record with which to form a clew to
the history of past ages”. |
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| 14) |
In
the book entitled 'Now and Long Ago-A History of the Marion County Area'
by Glen Lough (1969), an account is given of the discovery of giant skeletons.In
it we read, “She said also that three skeletons were found at the
mouth of the Paw Paw Creek many years later, while Nim (Nimrod) Satterfield
was justice of the peace. Jim Dean and some men were digging for a bridge
foundation and found these bones at the lower end of the old buffalo wallow.
She thought it was Dr. Kidwell, of Fairmont, who examined them and said
they were very old, perhaps thousands of years old. She said that when
the skeletons were exposed to the weather for a few days, their bones
turned black and began to crumble, that Squire Satterfield had them buried
in the Joliffe graveyard (Rivesville). All these skeletons, she said,
were measured, and found to be about eight feet long.” |
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| 15) |
James
Mooney (1861-1921) collected an account of an interesting piece of history:
James Wafford, of the western Cherokee, who was born in Georgia in 1806,
says that his grandmother, who must have been born about the middle of
the last century, told him that she had heard from the old people that
long before her time a party of giants had once come to visit the Cherokee.
They were nearly twice as tall as common men, and had their eyes set slanting
in their heads, so that the Cherokee called them Tsunil´ kalu´,
"the Slant-eyed people," because they looked like the giant
hunter Tsul´ kalu´. They said that these giants lived far
away in the direction in which the sun goes down. The Cherokee received
them as friends, and they stayed some time, and then returned to their
home in the west... |
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In
the Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of Lake County (edited
by Newton Bateman, LL.D. and Paul Selby, A.M. - 1902), we read, “Of
the very early history of the region which now embraces Lake County but
little can be written. The Mound Builders had occupied it and passed away,
leaving no written language and but little even as tradition... These
mounds were quite numerous... Excavations...have revealed the crumbling
bones of a mighty race. Samuel Miller, who has resided in the county since
1835, is authority for the statement that one skeleton which he assisted
in unearthing was a trifle more than eight feet in length, the skull being
correspondingly large, while many other skeletons measured at least seven
feet...” |
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In
the 12th Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of
the Smithsonian Institution 1890-1891 (published in 1894) (Cyrus Thomas'
investigations of Etowah) we read, “a stone sepulcher, 2½
feet wide, 8 feet long, and 2 feet deep, was formed by placing steatite
slabs on edge at the sides and ends, and others across the top. The bottom
consisted simply of earth hardened by fire. It contained the remains of
a single skeleton, lying on its back, with the head east. The frame was
heavy and about seven feet long. The head rested on a thin copper plate
ornamented with impressed figures...” |
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Also
in the 12th Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary
of the Smithsonian Institution 1890-1891 (published in 1894), but in regards
to explorations in Roane County, Tennessee, we read, “Underneath
the layer of shells the earth was very dark and appeared to be mixed with
vegetable mold to the depth of 1 foot. At the bottom of this, resting
on the original surface of the ground, was a very large skeleton lying
horizontally at full length. Although very soft, the bones were sufficiently
distinct to allow of careful measurement before attempting to remove them.
The length from the base of the skull to the bones of the toes was found
to be 7 feet 3 inches. It is probable, therefore, that this individual
when living was fully 7½ feet high [actually they would have been
much closer to 8+ ft tall]. At the head lay some small pieces of mica
and a green substance, probably the oxide of copper, though no ornament
or article of copper was discovered.” |
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Also
in the 12th Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary
of the Smithsonian Institution 1890-1891 (published in 1894), but in regards
to the mounds at Dunleith, Illinois, we read, “No. 5, the largest
of the group was carefully examined. Two feet below the surface, near
the apex, was a skeleton, doubtless an intrusive Indian burial... Near
the original surface, 10 or 12 feet from the center, on the lower side,
lying at full length on its back, was one of the largest skeletons discovered
by the Bureau agents, the length as proved by actual measurement being
between 7 and 8 feet. It was clearly traceable, but crumbled to pieces
immediately after removal from the hard earth in which it was encased....” |
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In
the January 5 issue of the The Adair County News in 1897 (Kentucky) this
was published, “An old Indian mound has been opened on the farm
of Harrison Robinson, four miles East of Jackson, Ohio, and two skeletons
of extraordinary size and a great quantity of trinkets have been removed.
Some years ago a party of relic hunters, supposed to have been sent out
in the interest of the Archeological society visited the Robinson farm,
and after a few days search removed a great collection of stone hatchets,
beads and bracelets, which were packed and shipped to an Eastern institute,
and until this recent accidental discovery it was supposed that everything
had been removed by the relic hunters. It is thought by many that more
relics are to be found and preparations are being made for a through investigation.” |
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A
discovery in Kanawha County, West Virginia, which was documentated in
the12th Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution 1890-1891 (published in 1894) was as follows:
“No. 11 is now 35 by 40 feet at the base and 4 feet high. In the
center, 3 feet below the surface, was a vault 8 feet long and 3 feet wide.
In the bottom of this, among the decayed fragments of bark wrappings,
lay a skeleton fully seven feet long, extended at full length on the back,
head west. Lying in a circle above the hips were fifty-two perforated
shell disks about an inch in diameter and one-eighth of an inch thick.” |
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And,
another discovery from the same series of excavations mentioned above,
“Nineteen feet from the top the bottom of this debris was reached,
where, in the remains of a bark coffin, a skeleton measuring 7½
feet in length and 19 inches across the shoulders, was discovered. It
lay on the bottom of the vault stretched horizontally on the back, head
east, arms by the sides... Each wrist was encircled by six heavy copper
bracelets...Upon the breast was a copper gorget...length, 3½ inches;
greatest width 3¾ inches...” |
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The antique book,
"History And Antiquities Of Allerdale," gives an account of
a giant that was found in Cumberland, England in the period of the middle
ages. In the book is a true report of Hugh Hodson of Thorneway which
states, "The said giant was buried four 12 feet deep in the ground,
which is now a corn field. He was over 12 feet long, and was in complete
armor, his sword and battle-axe lying by him....his teeth were six inches
long, and two inches broad...."
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It
was written by the Greek historian Solinus in AD 200; "Before there
were any humans on Pallene, the story goes that a battle was fought between
the gods and the giants. [Traces of the giants' demise] continue to be
seen to this day, whenever torrents swell with rain and excessive water
breaks their banks and floods the fields. They say that even now in gullies
and ravines the people discover bones of immeasurable enormity, like men's
carcasses but far bigger." |
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