Incredible graveyard of 5000-year-old ‘giants’ found in China

A graveyard of "giants" buried 5,000 years ago has been uncovered by archaeologists in eastern China

The men, whose bones were discovered in Jiaojia village near Jinan City in Shandong province, would have towered above many of their contemporaries.

Many of the men discovered in the graveyard measured 1.8 metres (5ft 11in) tall and would have seemed like giants to the average person 5,000 years ago.

One of the men in the ancient burial ground measured 1.9 metres (6ft 3in), making him a ‘giant’ of his day.

Via Telegraph

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Remains of thousands of giants found in Channel Islands off coast of California between 1919-1928?

Remains of an ancient race of giants were reportedly uncovered on Catalina Island in the early 1900"s

CHANNEL ISLANDS (INTELLIHUB) — Between the years of 1919 and 1928, archeologist Ralph Glidden claims to have discovered the ancient remains of a race of giants which may have inhabited islands off of the coast of California.

The giants were reported to be between 7 and 9 feet tall and were excavated from over 800 grave sites. They were said to have 6 fingers.

The Smithsonian may be in possession of a portion of the remains today, according to an old newspaper report titled: “Smithsonian Gets Huge Indian Skull.”

However, some still feel that the so-called find could have been a publicity stunt.

Over 4000, human skeletons were also found in the area.

Via Intellihub

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