The Giants of Cahokia | Secrets of the Ancient American Mound Builders | Megalithomania

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@Alan Godden Yes a whole new world now.

[@WilliamCooper-l6f]

Og, king of Bashan had a bed 13' 6" long. The Greek historian Plutarch wrote in his book, The Life of General Quintas Sartorius, that when they were at Tingier, (modern day Tangier) that the tomb of the venerated Phoenician giant named Antaeus was discovered. His bones were measured a full 60 cubits in length. The tomb was ordered closed, sealed, and buried; as animal sacrifices were offered.

[@JoeyMcSmokey]

I live an hour from Cahokia, Il. Been to the mounds many times. In Kimmswick, Mo, there were several attempts to put a casino along the Mississippi there. Each time, they were stopped due to native artifacts on the land (a secret mound, the locals have known about for generations) but no dig or exploration has ever been conducted.

[@drakonidesthevigilant5155]

I lived in Pevely for a few years. Love the Missouri countryside, the spirit of the Land. I currently live in Oregon and its natural beauty is of different magnitude! It's like middle earth

[@JoeyMcSmokey]

@@drakonidesthevigilant5155 I was raised in Barnhart and after our trip to Walla Walla as a young girl we nick named BH mini Walla. Getting ready to move deeper into the Mark Twain Nat'l Forest., close to Clearwater Lake. I really enjoyed visiting out west, from San Fran to Bellingham, Wa. But I am a farm raised, Jeffco Ridge Runner at heart with K-she and The Point rockin' the 4 runner as we ride the ridges. I could never leave Missouri for more than 5 years without going through some kind of major home sick Show Me State withdrawal....LOL I've lived in Pevely since 2015. Summer Fest is next weekend!

[@drakonidesthevigilant5155]

@@JoeyMcSmokey I know exactly what you mean about that homesickness which strikes the heart of the native Missourian after a few years abroad. To me who spent most of his childhood divided between Missouri and Western Kentucky I'd be satisfied living in either South East Missouri or Western Kentucky. Paducah has its own, how do I put it, vibe or spirit and it's a good spirit. Paducah is so boring and generally laid back and I love that especially after what I have witnessed in big cities which are full of psychosis and suffering. I'd rather live and boring country life amidst nature than a city life with its endless novelties.

[@JoeyMcSmokey]

@@drakonidesthevigilant5155 I couldn't agree more. I haven't been to Paducha since "89 but it was very nice. Great town.

[@marleneyoung738]

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[@Davidg1t1]

Field trips here were great as a kid in school, and I’ve been several times since. I knew a guy who worked there in maintenance who told me years ago that the best kept enigma of the mounds is the giants that were connected with the mounds. The shear mass is mind blowing. The largest mound in the US. I met a fellow who developed software showing satellite view of all the mounds through the Ohio/Mississippi valley. I could see the shape of a panther when looking at the big picture. Good video. Thanks brother

[@coryCuc]

Having lived right across the river in St. Louis, I went on countless visits to the Cahokia Mounds. They are amazing to see in person and I highly recommend anyone who's in the area to take a visit. The museum they have there is also really good.

[@drakonidesthevigilant5155]

West St Louis? County?

[@coryCuc]

@@drakonidesthevigilant5155 South St Louis County. Right across the JB Bridge off Telegraph Road.

[@BuenasNoticiasdeIL]

In ILLINOIS

[@coryCuc]

@@BuenasNoticiasdeIL ?

[@shayblac9484]

Huh it’s in Illinois

[@budcat7]

I talk about Cahokia on my channel and through my research I found that Monk's Mound was partially damaged somehow in the past and then "repaired". However, the repair was not done well enough and it "sagged". Clear evidence that the people who did the repair weren't the people who built it. Building "mounds" is more complicated than people think, there is engineering involved. It isn't just "dirt" in a big pile. The soils used in building mounds are indeed "engineered", similar to that of "terra preta" only for building not growing. Several layers of the mounds may be hard packed clay and sometimes "researchers" needed to use dynamite to gain entry. In any case Cahokia was built some time before mainstream academics claim and was then "stumbled upon" by people later on like so many other sites in the Americas and around the world. Thanks Hugh!

[@needyjames8769]

That's an interesting point about specific types of dirt or clay being used to build the mounds. I've worked at a kitty litter plant in southeast Missouri and there are specific types of clay used to make it. There are mounds all around this area such as Towosaghy State Historic Site and Wickliffe Mounds over in Kentucky. They usually have what are called borrow pits by them so I never considered other sources of the dirt besides what was nearby.

[@Twitch24]

Yeh, theres giant's bodies holding them up ;)

[@fletcherdadcalder2958]

I saw the archaeology file photos of mound 72. The main skeleton was huge with an elongated skull. Don't see any pictures of it on the internet. Wish I still had the file

[@davidzapf3383]

May be mudfossel america dragons

[@marcsimard2723]

Wow amazing how all these things never show up Just reffered to by internet kooks

[@jonathanford2245]

The weirdest thing about mound 72 (aside from the 130+ sacrificed people) are The 4 body’s on the top closest to the soil are laid out pointing in the 4 cardinal directions. But they had their hands and head’s removed, never to be found. Now That’s some old old old school gangster shit!

[@jamesdavis5096]

I have lived around this area all my wife and I’ve actually walked across mountain 72 but I never knew anything about the Giants they never told me what year was this discovered because they Another excavation on mound 72 not that long back in the 90s

[@香料國境]

wasn't this museum shut down indefinitely ?

[@jillhumphries3234]

Another interesting thing about the area: in nearby Alton there was a huge Thunderbird mural painted on a cave wall high up on the river bluff, also sadly destroyed in early 20th century, and legends about a fearsome river bird that terrorized people along that part of the Mississippi. The most recent incident was in 60s or 70s ( sorry, doing this from memory so forgive any timeline errors) when a mother called police because a giant bird snatched her young son from yard before dropping him back to ground. I live in STL and the city was covered with mounds before most were leveled for development. There's still one in south city that's owned by the one of the tribes and finally protected.

[@DanMercer]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piasa

[@onomyhalofelloff143]

Yes is actually called Sugarloaf mound and its off of Ohio on the South side.

[@graverob871]

I remember being a child and hearing on the radio about a large bird taking a child. I was terrified to go outside for a while. I lived in Alton at the time, and was familiar with Piasa stories.

[@guatam357]

Holy shit, I have seen this bird!!! Around Toltec Mounds it was in a nest very well designed but when it flew away it was huge with brown and white feathers, looked very old and in like 3 flaps of it's wings it was gone in an area of nothing but flat land.....it still baffles me when I think of this even today. Never heard of anything like this, thank you

[@kitschbreeder8546]

reminds me of Jeepers Creepers

[@jonathanford2245]

First of all, congrats on being able to film anything in the museum as well as the drone footage. Most people wanting to film anything ,documentary style, that doesn’t pertain to the “standard theories “ of archaeology at this site are shut down or run off. Way to go 👍 I live very near the “Cahokia Mounds “site which is actually not located in Cahokia Illinois. It’s located in Fairmount City Illinois which borders the city of Collinsville Illinois. The site is named “Cahokia “ for native Cahokia Indians who occupied the area when the French settlers first arrived. These natives claimed to have nothing to do with the building of these massive structures and that the mounds were built by the people from before. This entire area has 1000’s of mounds that have never been documented or legitimize by science. The landowners/farmers who’ve built on top of many of these structures and farmed on them for about 200yrs don’t want anything to do with archeological research on their property. Emerald Mound located in nearby Lebanon Illinois is an example of why these landowners wont allow research to be done. Emerald Mound sticks out of its surrounding landscape like a sore thumb! It’s unkempt with wild overgrowth of trees and brush look awful as well as the “no trespassing, government property “ signs that surround it. Ok I trespassed! And from the top of Emerald Mound one can see 30+ more mound looking structures scattered for miles all over the landscape. Many have homes built on top or are farmed with corn or soybeans. All have been rounded down by man to make them more workable, however still elevate up to 100ft to the top from the rest of the flat ground surrounding them. I believe Emerald Mound dates back to 500bc which is much older than the Cahokia Mounds site yet is still considered part Cahokia. It’s said it was a “stop over” or “religious destination” site for the mound builders of Cahokia and the Mississippi Valley. The biggest difference is that Cahokia is located inside the Mississippi River bluffs just a few miles from the Mississippi River in flattened flood plains. Emerald Mound is located outside the bluffs 10-15 miles from the river where the land is much higher above sea level. The bluffs of the Mississippi River are a few hundred feet high and without modern roads and interstate highways cut into them would have been a real bitch to traverse for any reason. I’d love to show someone or explain in more detail these areas outside the river bluffs along with these, “natural land formations “ as science call’s them, as only a few people like myself have taken notice of them. Archeologists as well as geologist I’ve spoken to about this just give an eye roll and quote the standard line about 200,000yrs ago glacial movement yada yada yada. When an archaeologist at the Cahokia Mounds museum told me these big hills I speak of were caused by glaciers clipping huge pieces of bedrock and standing them on end,then thousands of years pass and buried them 30ft below the earth. However when I showed him a screenshot I took from Google earth, an aerial view of 3 massive “natural land formations “ in Highland Illinois which appear to have an astronomical alignment extremely similar to that Giza Pyramids forming what looks to be Orion’s Belt, I simply asked, “So you’re telling me that there’s 3 massive Rocks buried 30ft below the earth coincidentally aligned just the the pyramids of Giza and no one has ever checked to see what these huge rocks look like!” He had no answer.

[@tishbite3598]

It’s crazy. Just in Minnesota there are a recorded 11,000 mounds.

[@jcon6115]

I would be happy to explore the area with you sometime!!

[@jonathanford2245]

I can show you areas outside the Mississippi River bluffs where in the 40’s ,archaeologists drilled into the sides of these huge anomalous hills . If they didn’t hit anything solid or a chamber of some sort they declared them to be natural. Meanwhile every other farmhouse built on top of one of these things has a great “arrow head “ collection. Or more likely 1000+yr old pottery or shell gorgets 🤔. But hey 🤷‍♂️ it’s those families farmland and livelihoods. The only actual official platform mound is an overgrown eyesore compared with the surrounding countryside.

[@needyjames8769]

I grew up in St Charles County and heard so many stories of artifacts being found during construction of homes and businesses but , of course, not reported. I'm in southeast Missouri now and hear similar stories about farmers finding artifacts in fields. Yes many mounds were leveled but many still exist. I've visited some of them in all the surrounding states: Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee. I'll be in Collinsville later today and tomorrow hopefully I'll get a chance to at least drive by Monks Mound.

[@Twitch24]

The very fact there is a 'Lebanon' in America, should raise eyebrows, seeing as thats where megalithic Baalbek is !

[@MouseMotes]

I used to live about 20 minutes from there. It's an amazing place.

[@danoneill2846]

@7:20 they look like pounding ( Blades ? ) dull vs sharp .. used in teeter totter like pounding tools , used for seeds , hemp , anything that needs to be mashed into oil , mash , paste , food prep , fiber . In a large scale , for community use , like any other type of mill . Some people use them today .

[@heatherrice2525]

According to the tribe that was in Anderson Indiana. They claim their ancestors killed giants who ate people and due to their huge size the put dirt on them instead of making a huge hole. The mounds state park in Anderson Indiana still has nephilim buried. In 1800's the farmers adjacent to mounds state park found huge bones. The Smithsonian had 2 Indiana specimen and destroyed both. They are nephilim. There's still some buried.

[@danfield6030]

And what is a nephalim?

[@heatherrice2525]

A nephilim is a hybrid the mix is human angel. It is in the KJV bible. The kjv bible Tells who they are and what they look like. There is physical evidence they existed. The reason for the flood was to destroy these monsters. We are as in the days of Noah and the hybrids are created by satanists. Funny to me. They most disgusting on the planet. The elite (politicians, actors, singers, etc.. ) majority Satan worshippers. They ALL believe in God the highest but choose to be rebellious and choose sin and Satan. Literally! Those who got their power from evil. They who created the gene editing technology to alter the creation. If you are going to research nephilim the spelling is nephilim. No creature created on earth is allowed in heaven. You are witness to the great falling away. Millions who claim to love the highest betrayed him by taking the gene editing technology. Forever separation from the Highest. God almighty.

[@tishbite3598]

I think there’s a Bigfoot connection. Natives talk about them in all their stories and these things are massive in size

[@Mommyof4AAAB]

@@danfield6030 bible giant

[@alissastarnes1187]

If they are Nephalim then why are they in the Americas? Just curious

[@donovandey1196]

Stop touching the glass!!! OMG... Seriously though, I've lived near Cahokia my entire life and am just now learning about all of this giant stuff, and you've just given me a brand new fascination for the mounds, so thank you. I might go see them tomorrow.

[@leslieanne447]

Me too

[@leslieanne447]

Second thought....I dont think I need to.. anymore..😬

[@hairyjohnson2597]

Bout 20 minutes from my house, the oldest mound in North America, it predates the pyramids. It's right off the river it's named Watson brake. It's a huge secret because the family won't let anyone dig there. Its way out in the middle of nowhere, I fish and duck hunt by it. It towers out the forrest floor. I may take a shovel out there now and see if there's giant bones haha!

[@hairyjohnson2597]

Also to add, there's SOOOO MANY mounds in Northern Louisiana along the Ouachita River and red river that haven't been excavated. All along bayou desaird, mounds everywhere.

[@leslieanne447]

When Smithsonian takes them...poooof they didn't exist...keep it private never turn it over

[@easyriderrider4580]

Man, I really do hope that you found some... This is a Big Cover Up, br.

[@alinag3831]

The mounds were used so when the flooding came they had high places to stay safe, according to a documentary I watched many years ago. I can not find the video any more online or anything but I rented it from a library. It was a video on all the natives from north to South America, they said that the Amazon Forrest was fertilized by a soil that they can't even replicate today- best soil ever for growing and that they were able to manage the Amazon Forrest and grow all kinds of fruits . Etc. we can learn a lot from the natives. As they were never here to destroy the planet like the greedy elite that are destroying our beautiful earth today😞

[@mos6507]

Run forrest run!

[@alinag3831]

M L yeah I watched it on a documentary I did not read the book, but I'm do believe they were not savages and they knew how to live in harmony with nature

[@budcat7]

The "engineered" soil you refer to is called "terra preta". I talk about these topics on my channel.

[@S400-i6c]

Yes it’s called terta Petra

[@S400-i6c]

It was created by the olmecs

[@arlahunt4240]

This was very interesting.

[@williammcnabb8430]

If we only knew what was really going on... Most amazing history we have. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@darrisellis8810]

Book of Mormon tells the entire history of these people.

[@BuenasNoticiasdeIL]

@@darrisellis8810 book of Mormon is made up garbage. Cult

[@darrisellis8810]

@@BuenasNoticiasdeIL Only the ignorant, uninformed and those who know not the voice of the True Shepherd think that. I assure you the record is True and from God! If you have not sincerely read it, studied it, compared its doctrine to that of the Old and New Testaments and asked God to reveal to you His position regarding the matter then you cannot even speak authoritatively on the matter! If God has not told you it is true it is because you have not asked. If you haven't asked because you already know God's mind on the matter without asking Him then you, in your ignorance, declare something that is true to be false without knowledge. That is the definition of the blind leading the blind. I imagine you have never read it. I also imagine you don't read the Bible very often either. If you do then the spirit of God is not in you because if it was you would recieve his voice and his words.

[@BuenasNoticiasdeIL]

@@darrisellis8810 it is heresy. You are deceived.

[@darrisellis8810]

@@BuenasNoticiasdeIL Do you believe the Bible to be the Word of God?

[@seizethejay7769]

I made the unfortunate mistake of going to the highest mound while high. It was too intense lol. I never make it on time to go to the museum though so thanks

[@protonhead1]

I lived in the Village of Cahokia for 40 years, The village of Cahokia is about 20 miles from Monks mound. The mounds are located in Fairmont city , Il. There were mounds all around Cahokia proper, A place in East Corondelet called Oklahoma hills had a few in a farmers field.

[@carrieeloff2220]

Mr. Hill lived on a mound

[@GregtheGrey6969]

These are tied to the lake mills mounds in Wisconsin. I've been there many times, they are definitely pyramids. One in the lake as well.

[@bryaneilers1091]

Snuck up to the top of monks mound one night with a couple friends. We heard a ghost story that when you stand on top of monks mound at midnight, you’ll see apparitions in the fields. The only thing that happened was we heard screams and we ran😂

[@MarcosOliveira-kq6it]

Thank you. The mound builders came from the Yucatan, probably crossing the Golf of Mexico in their large and fine oceanic ships and established in north america bringing a way of life, a wisdom and technologies that are completely unknown to the american indians (who came from Siberia) and to everybody today. This was not a different civilization, this was a different humanity.

[@gladdingcraft6950]

I live close. I have talked to the spirits there many times. Very powerful. Group "hallucinations" and spectres appeared. Very OLD.

[@gladdingcraft6950]

Quetzalcotl Walks.

[@robertayoder2063]

Really u eat peyote

[@gladdingcraft6950]

@@robertayoder2063 yes, i was JUST telling a friend i will be fire tending at a peyote ceremony THIS weekend when I recieved this notification. HA.! THE UNIVERSE IS WATCHING

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[@soniajerez8963]

@@gladdingcraft6950 where does one catch a peyote ceremony? I'd love to attend and participate.

[@paulgrosse7631]

"Double" might refer to the size of the teeth rather than the quantity

[@leslieanne447]

No not when referring to giants. They are said to have two rows of teeth and 6 fingers 6 toes ...allegedly anyhoo

[@weekendmom]

There was an even larger mound than the Monk's Mound across the river where St. Louis is today, but it was torn down over a number of years. Wonder what might have been buried in it.

[@bigheezee]

Close to there is the largest man made mound on the planet. Its name is the East St. Louis Landfill.

[@donovandey1196]

@@bigheezee haha, I was just about to bring that up...

[@bigheezee]

The Cahokia Mounds aren't in the town of Cahokia. They are in Fairmount City. Cahokia the town is some miles away.

[@brazywrld4539]

There is talk of giants on this site, but the locals used horses and baskets of dirt to create these mounds 🙃 (comment from an East St. Louis Native) I guess 1+1= 45 according to the illusion that the state spreads about OUR CULTURE (The mound builders never left, just have been reclassified and dehumanized due to how powerful we truly are)

[@setha360]

Mayans started in the US and migrated south due to other tribal warfare or drought.

[@ICXCTSARSLAVY]

Why would giant bones "crumble to dust when exposed to air"? I see this recorded a lot. Dinosaur bones don't do that, and they are millions of years older (and not all petrified).

[@leslieanne447]

Not the same dna to say the least gen 6....not even close..

[@easyriderrider4580]

I don't think that dinosaur bones are actually bones, I think that they're plaster, made from the shell of where the bones lay...

[@jacobitewiseman3696]

Where can I find the music to this video?

[@javierfrancia1938]

those stone "clusters", are obviously not axe heads, instead they seem to be counterweights,

[@JohnnyFootwrinkle]

Interesting. Thanks Hugh!

[@soniajerez8963]

25 years too late. there used to be a nice park for the kids om the left side of monks mound as well as huts that were built into the side of mound but they closed that off n removed playground equipment over 25 years ago. them huts were so cool to play in. my sis n cousins used to play house n other imaginative. games. we had lots of fun there as a kid.

[@leslieanne447]

We, not me, but older siblings used to sled down the mounds after a good snow.

[@bautistadeperez5613]

Birdman? LOL. That is a representation of Quetzalcoatl. It is all over Anahuac.

[@peterloo3136]

Located in Collinsville, Illinois. Other than that awesome video.

[@pagerhoads1531]

Who was the military guy who wrote a book about underground tunnels and gold and his 2 friends died of smelting ancient gold because it gives toxic fumes and can induce heart failure and the guy has 5 million dollars in a Swiss bank account?

[@Andersons999]

A man found a groved 4ft ax 1 hour from their about month ago

[@nitahiltner3348]

The first houses there had steep roofs for the giants. After the native Americans overcame the maneaters, they rebuilt homes that were human size. Over 100,000 giant skeletons were found on a battlefield outside of Cahokia and they had all died from head wounds.

[@bethbartlett5692]

You were 3 hrs due North of my home.

[@sablon768]

One thing I will say is that those 'axe heads' were never used for chopping anything. Theyre not only blunt but they were never even sharp. So what use would they be? If you hit a piece of wood with any of them they'd shatter or bounce off.

[@sidilicious11]

Sablon76 maybe they are for chopping/digging dirt ( like a pick) either for farming or for digging up dirt to make the mounds or dig a grave.

[@robertayoder2063]

Theyour dull not ReSharpend dip stick hardstone celts

[@Twitch24]

Used as thatch roof weights or used as trade / money pieces maybe?

[@colinerikstanhouse6385]

I live about 45 mins southe east of Cahokia. And what I was always told was it contained giants !

[@kenjohnson5498]

They did a secret dig in like 1977 78 keeping it hid from public view it was on the left hand side of the mound. No new artifacts were ever shown from that dig and always made me wonder if thats when they found large skeletons at the site.

[@zalix512]

Not snake skin on the back of the tablet. It’s scale armor. A treaty of sorts with two groups. The Serpent People and the Plumed Serpent People. Ceremonies and trading took place at key times in the year measured by the sites themselves as they are giant observatories of celestial cycles. Just a theory, a lot was at work.

[@EchoLeague2]

Just ancient humans innovating over time and overthrowing their nephilim masters

[@QuestionsStuff]

I love getting my MegalithoMania emails :)

[@Twitch24]

Could these 'axe heads' be thatch weights, for holding down reed or thatch roofing?

[@ryansark1795]

Celts and axes are completely different tools.

[@jeffreykalb9752]

You probably are not being shown the 8 and 10 foot human (?) skeletons they find in American mounds...

[@BuenasNoticiasdeIL]

Many have been destroyed in the name of the religion "evolution" so sad. We arent evolving we are de-evolving

[@insider_english1594]

griffin

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[@hotcitysoul7144]

Maybe the birdman was really a bird woman. You simply don’t know

[@mileswilliams9737]

Id really appreaciate some wear analysis to to prove theyre axes. I believe they are, but video after video we look at it with hugh and simply share in a moment of "Yup". you can see where the bindings left marks. one was clearly wrapped in leather which deteriorated. one has markes from long exposure to fires with a forge like heat, one clearly shows the chips and wear you'd expect from an axe

[@Father_Son_Gaming]

Out of all the things found through archeology all the throughout history. But these mounds/pyramids can't be excavated and has been damaged throughout history. yet it still stands. And its a mystery no one really talks about this ,and I've lived in Chicago my whole life my mother is from st.louis, my father is from Mississippi. You'd think it'd be a school trip for kids being the "most important historical find in American history" like damn dinosaur bones. yet there's no bones/graves of this advanced civilization, only ghost towns but it was home to over 10,000s of thousands of ppl ok so no dna research can find living ancestors of these ppl? Where did they go? Where are all the bones if they went extinct? All of this advanced tech we have in America . but only can find out how old a tree is and lets not act like America hasnt up rooted ppl from areas where they've owned land. But wont dig here because some lady said you cant did here??? They say it was native americans that built it but why can't they rebuild it then? Clearly whatever information is there will go against all of American history thus world history..... Just think from the perspective of those ppl scattered through america , no remembrance of where they come from no sense of self the conquistadors bringing diseases whipping out large numbers of ppl and jus straight up murdering and enslaving...

[@missourimongoose8858]

I'm from 80 miles south of the mounds and we have a bluff behind our house with the dogman painted on it along with other paintings like a man with a spear hunting with his dogs, video on my channel if anyone wants to see

[@simhifree2416]

Are the bird men related to Thoth?

[@gladdingcraft6950]

quetzalcotl.

[@simhifree2416]

@@gladdingcraft6950 is a feathered serpent

[@Twitch24]

Surely the mounds cover the giants corpses?

[@theuniversedoesntcare]

*Enchants Mythtanium.*

[@baldseagul]

I wish Illinois would cecede from shitcago. The rest of Illinois is awesome Chicago ruins it😂

[@nothing-b2n]

No Mississippi culture did this

[@dylcrow1610]

So no pyramids.. just dirt..?

[@messageinabottle8978]

It's likely that the axe heads mentioned because of their size weren't axe heads at all but wedges. Noting the obvious impact areas where they were struck as wedges your exam of them quite likely might be off.

[@theuniversedoesntcare]

"Shhh."

[@spacebrinki]

👍

[@teapartie]

This makes no damn sense

[@blindingshadow3463]

What if they are industrial tools.

[@blindingshadow3463]

The axes for example could be hoisted and dropped, letting gravity do the cutting.

[@abbyavilaVioletVessel]

Portal

[@edmu9799]

are they allowed to dig into it ? what did they find ? why would they not go in we need the knowledge. we need to know our past . nothing is 4200 years old everything is much older.

[@leslieanne447]

Sold it to the gov. For $$$$

[@ICXCTSARSLAVY]

This question is off-topic, but are there now flights between Europe and the US again? Are people in the US not required to wear masks?

[@TheFirstBubbaBong]

globalistagenda.org

[@theuniversedoesntcare]

🔫🐢🐰

[@scottmcwilliam9629]

Why did they let Mr. Newman in the country oy on site in the first place? Go back to the UK and excavate a lepericon or a unicorn, something you size before you go giant hunting.

[@joeypaisano9235]

i fail to see the evidence. the ax heads were used by two people or one and you lift up the stone ax and let gravity do the work. its not that crazy.

[@keithwatson8228]

And none of them were black.

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

Staggered this guys still clings to, and keeps selling the globe earth lie. He absolutely must be a freemason.

[@bruciferburton5246]

Bullshit.

[@AttackTheMatrix-kc5ww]

No doubt there are still feral giants that live in the old Smokey mountains

[@easyriderrider4580]

whereabouts? That actually sounds Really Interesting.