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originally posted by: Brotherman
I thought main stream archaeology has been hiding the giants and all that for a long long time and covering it all up? lol
This is an excellent find, I wonder what its grave in relationship to the fortress wall was and if it is significant. Also goes to show that sometimes its insane to not know the things right below your feet, I mean I am surprised no one knew there was not anything there when they started putting pipes and all that in the ground.
originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: Roxxo
If an archaeologist finds a skeleton that's over ten feet tall then the claim of a giant wouldn't be unfounded.
In general, anyone who is 7' or taller could be referred to as a giant. People this tall are exceedingly rare. A frequently referenced estimate is that there are approximately 2,800 people 7' and taller in the world today. There are an estimated 7.3 billion people in the world. That works out to be something like less than .0000004% of the global population being 7' or taller. Estimates for the global population in 500 AD are around 200 million. Divide 2,800 by 36.5 and you'll get 76.
A reasonable estimate is that at the time this man died, there were far less than 100 people 7' tall in the entire world if the frequency of 7 footers was the same then as it is now. That's all back of the napkin math of course and it ignores factors like different ethnic groups having different frequencies but to give a rough idea for the sake of argument, that would be like one 7' or taller person out of every 2,000,000. How many graves from antiquity have been excavated by archaeologists?
originally posted by: theantediluvian
no estimation of the man's height in life has been released.
originally posted by: babybunnies
originally posted by: Brotherman
I thought main stream archaeology has been hiding the giants and all that for a long long time and covering it all up? lol
This is an excellent find, I wonder what its grave in relationship to the fortress wall was and if it is significant. Also goes to show that sometimes its insane to not know the things right below your feet, I mean I am surprised no one knew there was not anything there when they started putting pipes and all that in the ground.
I actually firmly believe that there is a MASSIVE cover up of the actual historical record by the archaeological community, there is just too much stuff that doesn't make sense that's been found, unless the suggested timeline is completely false.
I'm a firm believer that a technology rich civilization has risen on Earth before, and probably destroyed themselves. There is evidence of nuclear explosions thousands of years old in India / Pakistan, and too many artifacts out of place with the time line that has been officially proposed.
originally posted by: TheIceQueen
This is an awesome find, if it IS indeed a legitimate find. I haven't found any credible sites covering this find, only conspiracy sites (no pun intended lol) and facebook groups..
the discovery of the first skeleton under the previously unknown fortress wall, which was at first described by the media as a “giant” but was later found to have been tall only 165 cm (about 5 feet 4 inches).
originally posted by: LA1IMPALA somewhere on ATS today I was reading about an organization that accused Nat Geo of destroying thousands of Giant Skeletons to preserve the mainstream history of mankind. Nat Geo sued siting defamation of character. Then they went on to say that at the court hearing they produced a 1.3 meter human femur bone from a giant. The bone was smuggled out of Nat Geo during the 30's when they were destroying the giant skeletons. The Archeologist that smuggled it out gave a deathbed deposition with signed witnesses of how he smuggled the bone out and what it was.
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: Marduk
Why wouldn't you also give mention to the obvious
lack of professionalism involved in making such a huge
error?