Of additional significance is the shape of the skulls, which are described as long and narrow, very unlike those of modern Native Americans.
Posted on 12/22/2010 1:49:27 PM PST by Fractal Trader
Would you lay money on some mad scientist already haven grown one or more? On some remote island?
Gingers!
The story is accurate with what has been found in the cave. I was at the cave in October this year. The Paiutes have been telling this story for as long time as far as I can tell. It surfaces from time to time and then gets lost.
Cannibals, my you know what. Classic case of in war the winners write the history.
There is just enough nagging unexplained cases to keep me thinking Sasquatch is not TOTALLY a myth.
“actually, 6’11” is freak status. anything over 6’4 is disturbing.”
lol. lots of people are 6’11. In fact, if you’ve been to a big College career fair lately, the CIA guys they send out are like 6’10” at least. An interesting choice.
Of additional significance is the shape of the skulls, which are described as long and narrow, very unlike those of modern Native Americans.
The red-haired white giants have not all died out. My son-in-law in Sacramento is a mere 6’11” with pale white complexion and red hair. He is a Calvary Chapel pastor. He and his wife (my very beautiful brunette daughter) have three red-headed sons and a strawberry blonde daughter.
"Look out for snakes!"
Sounds like Vikings.
Red Haired Giant White Men ... must have been Scotsmen in the Liberals mind. LOL
Interestingly enough, among the artifacts were discovered a pair of orange, metallic hoops and a round ball made of the hide of a bison. Archaeologists speculate that these cultural remnants were employed in some sort of extremely primitive physical ritual during the winter months.
Yeah, ¨secreted¨ away. Why? (Masons or Jews, or some combination thereof I suspect.) I´d like to see these remains. I´m an Old Testament believer myself. But this is a bunch of hokum.
While there may be a bit of BS involved in it, the legend may ultimately be derived from the memory of ancient events.
If an ice age land bridge enabled men to cross from Siberia to Alaska, then could the same thing have happened between Scandinavia and Labrador? This raises the possibility of a large people group entering North America from the west clashing with a smaller people group entering from the east.
Archaeologists made a preliminary assumption to this strange people’s labor, hunting and primitive trade practices: large bonepits composed of smaller sapiens skeletons, and stone tablets hafted to sharpened stakes with inscriptions that roughly translate to ‘Will hang your Christmas lights cheap!’
Phooey!
Do a search on 'teh interwebs'. There have been many, many finds of giant human bones all over the world. Not only that, huge tools like a 65lb. sledgehammer found in a 3500 year old copper mine in Wales, giant axes, swords, etc. Nearly every culture's mythology speaks of fair skinned, red or blond haired giants. But, if you want to say one word that will send a conventional archeologist running in the opposite direction, it's 'giant'. It is simply too upsetting to the dominant Darwinian paradigm, and total career suicide to be associated with such a find.
A skull and cave artifacts from this story are in a tiny area-museum in Winnemucca. They don't live in the Smithsonian. The bones are ignored and neglected. Why are red-haired giants populating Lovelock Nevada area not investigated, histories rewritten, school texts changed? The real reason is that there are more questions than answers and it's destabilizing to have to consider larger, stronger, fair-skinned humans (not Neanderthals) all over the world, how that happened, and what happened to them. So we just ignore and ridicule and feel smug.
I have huge faith in the scientific process. But humans are often incapable of carrying it out. The frailties of human ego mean the 'truth' of 'science' is often a packaged set of conclusions that mobs of people become comfortable with and vested in. Conflicting evidence and those who bear it, are often shunned.
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