Monday, November 2, 2020
Ohio's Tarleton Cross was to Scare Evil Spirits Away From the Graves at the Site
Saturday, October 3, 2020
Giant Osage Hopewell Skeletons Unearthed in Illinois Burial Mounds
Giant Osage Hopewell Skeletons Unearthed in Illinois Burial Mounds
Osage ancestry built many of the burial mounds throughout Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. All of their legends claim that they once lived in the Ohio Valley. Because university archaeologist refuses to recognize the Osage as the builders of the mounds, the Native American Graves Protection Act is not invoked, that only applies to "known" tribes. Until then university archaeologist
The following articles describing large skeletons
History of Daviess County, Illinois 1879
The mounds on the bluff have nearly all been opened within the last two or three years by Louis A.
History of Mifflin County, Ohio, 1880
South of this, on the banks of Peoria Lake, near the city of Peoria, Illinois, there were excavated a few years ago by the Scientific Association of Peoria the contents of a very large, oval mound, and in it were found three human skeletons, a man, a woman and a boy, all lying straight beside each other, the boy asleep on the woman’s arm. The skeleton of the boy was about three feet long, but the man and the woman had a stature of seven feet. The bones were decomposed rapidly on being exposed to the air, except the skulls, which being of a harder texture had better withstood the tooth of time. Though these figures were of immense stature, their immense skulls were fully in proportion to their frames, and possessed of a frontal development of
History of Logan County, Illinois, 1886
It is sometimes difficult to distinguish the place of sepulcher raised by the Mound Builders from the modern graves of the Indians. The tombs of the former were in general larger than those of the latter, and were used as receptacles for a great number of bodies, and contained relics of art, evincing a higher
The ancient earthworks of the Mound Builders have occasionally been appropriated as burial places by the Indians, but the skeletons of the latter may be distinguished from the
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
Roman Coin Discovered in Texas Burial Mound
Roman Coin Dating 313 AD Discovered in Texas Burial Mound
See the ancient giant skull found in Texas www.nephilimgiants.net : Ancient Beetle Browed Human Giant Discovered On Texas Gulf Coast
Austin, Tex. (UPI) The discovery of a dime-sized piece of metal in an Indian mound is causing some consternation among anthropologists.
The COIN minted in London in 313-314 A.D., is found so frequently in Europe it is not worth faking, said
Monday, April 16, 2018
Giant is Excavated from Henry County, Indiana Burial Mounds
Giant is Excavated from Henry County, Indiana Burial Mounds
One of the largest Hopewell Sioux burial mounds near New Castle, Indiana was obliterated by Ball State University archaeologists. The cremated remains are within the dark soil that is being shoveled into wheelbarrows.
Large skeletons were reported in many of the burial mounds within the county.
Biographical Memoirs of Henry County Indiana, 1902
Saturday, February 24, 2018
Adams County Ohio's Burial Mound and Henge Site. Near the Serpent Mound
Adams County Ohio's Mound and Henge Site
Three earthworks, including one henge was constructed by the Adena mound builders south of the famous Serpent Mound. After years of being plowed, there are no remnants of the earthworks, but the one burial mound is still visible.
The large burial mound is still visible north of the city of Winchester, Ohio
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
My Close Encounter at a Wisconsin Burial Mound Site
My Close Encounter at a Wisconsin Burial Mound Site
Not sure what to make of them.
Fabrics from Cave Burials in Kentucky and Tennessee
Fabrics from Cave Burials in Kentucky and Tennessee Fabric from a cave burial in Kentucky At an early date in the history of the country r...
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11 Foot Nephilim Giant with Tablet Removed from a Cassopolis, Michigan Mound Tablets with the Sumerian cuneiform script have been found th...
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Abraham Lincoln's Ohio Mound Tour In December of 1848, Abraham Lincoln returned to Washington D.C. from Springfield. He took a boat...
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Amorite Giant's DNA in The Great Lakes and Ohio Valley This map clearly shows the migratory DNA imprint left by the Amorite giant's ...