200 Giant Skeletons found in Mexico. Verified in multiple publications, including the NY Times.
"the total length to be 8 feet 11 inches"
"a race of giants who antedate the Aztecs"
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"the total length to be 8 feet 11 inches"
"a race of giants who antedate the Aztecs"
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The head measures 18 inches from front to back.
Mexicans hold a jealous guard over relics.
Massive stone hatchet weighing 20 pounds.
Mexicans hold a jealous guard over relics.
Massive stone hatchet weighing 20 pounds.
If this is tabloid journalism then the bugmen have to give up their "paper of record" and the last 150 years of history.
Charles C. Clapp was a gentleman of reputation referenced in many articles.
Charles C. Clapp was a gentleman of reputation referenced in many articles.
Also from NY Times, July 12th 1925,
An American engineer, in the mountains of western Chihuahua found a cave, and in its gloom he made out large bundles wrapped in leather, in the flickering light of a torch he discovered the skeleton of a man *twelve-feet tall*.
An American engineer, in the mountains of western Chihuahua found a cave, and in its gloom he made out large bundles wrapped in leather, in the flickering light of a torch he discovered the skeleton of a man *twelve-feet tall*.
About a year later, again in Mexico and also from the "paper of record".
"Bones of 10 foot giants unearthed" Findings confirmed in Tucson by Dr. Byron Cummings, University of Arizona president and Arizona State Museum’s first director.
"Bones of 10 foot giants unearthed" Findings confirmed in Tucson by Dr. Byron Cummings, University of Arizona president and Arizona State Museum’s first director.
I'm going to do a pretty swift follow up to this where I go deep on county histories. In every case they reference the witness's social standing. This was before credit checks, before the destruction of honor culture.
Reputation was a matter of life and death.
Reputation was a matter of life and death.
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