Mass Grave of Giants Found at a Nephilim Square Temple in Michigan

Mass Grave of Giants Found at a Nephilim Square Temple in Michigan

Giant skeletons have been discovered at my of the square earthworks like this one in Jackson County, Ohio.

Civil History of Michigan, 1895

    Forts of the square or rectangular kind are sometimes found. There is said to be one or two miles below the village of Marshall, one in the township of Prarie Ronde, several on the Kalamazoo, and in other places. In Bruce Township in the county of Macomb, on the north fork of the Clinton, are several...eight miles from Lake St. Clair. In sinking the cellar of a building for a missionary, sixteen baskets full of human bones were found of a remarkable size. Near the mouth of this river, on the east bank, are ancient works representing a fortress, with a wall of earth thrown up similar to those in Ohio and Indiana.

Seneca Chief Claims Square Earthworks in Pennsylvania Were Built by White Indians

Seneca Chief Claims Square Earthworks Were Built 

by White Indians

Otzinachson: A History of the West Branch Valley of the 

Susquehanna, 1889

   That the valley of the West Branch was inhabited by a superior race, of whom we have no account, appears to be evident. Traces of peculiar fortifications, resembling, those found in some of the Western States, are yet to be pointed out. One of these existed on the farm of Mr. Shoemaker, on the north side of Muncy Creek, it was square and consisted of embankments thrown up in regular order, covering about one fourth of an acre. A similar one existed on the farm of Gov. Shultz, below Williamsport. On the other side of the river, nearly opposite the mouth of Lycoming Creek, was found another, resembling the one on Muncy Creek, traces of which can probably be seen to this day. Mr. Shoemaker of Muncy, now an old man, but with memory bright and mind unimpaired, informs me that years ago he made a personal examination of this latter fortification, and found all the embankments well defined. Large trees were growing upon them, however, the concentric circles of which would indicate many hundred years of growth, and entirely preclude the idea of their having been thrown up by the Anglo Saxon race. Mr. Shoemaker also states that many years ago he made inquiry of an old Seneca Chief concerning them, but all the information the old Indian could give, was that he had it from his ancestors that they were erected by White Indians. Of them we have no definite knowledge whatever.