Nephilim Mass Grave Discovered in Clark County, Ohio

Mass grave of Nephilim skeletons in this Clark County, Ohio burial mound

Nephilim skull photographed from a Clark County, Ohio burial mound.  Note the protruding brow ridge, which prompted the witness to the skull found to write, "a race of beings differing greatly from the present, and having no similarity to the red man."  Another mass graveyard of giant skeletons was found at the Winchester, Indiana earthwork www.nephilimgiants.net : Nephilim Graveyard Discovered on the Banks of the White River at an Earthen Temple in Winchester, Indiana

History of Clark County, Ohio 1881

     Half a mile north of this fort is a huge mound, the base of which covers about one acre. From this mound many bones have been exhumed, of a race of beings differing greatly from the present, and having no similarity to the red man. A mile west of the fort above mentioned, on the farm of William Allen, is an ancient burying ground of an extinct race. The bones taken from this place are much larger than those of Americans, and, in many respects, give evidence of having belonged to prehistoric people.
(Again, the "archaic" qualities of a protruding brow ridge and sloping forehead was noted as not being similar to "modern" skulls is evidence that these were Nephilim skulls.)

 Adena Burial Mound in Clark County, Kentucky

This elliptical mound shows two peaks representing separate burial mounds that have joined in the middle. The mound is set on high ground overlooking Pretty Run creek and is about a half mile from the road, but easily seen.  Photo from, "The Nephilim Chronicles: A Travel guide to the Ancient Ruins in the Ohio Valley."   A large Adena mound near Richmon Kentucky is nearly destroyed by the University of Kentucky archaeologists. www.nephilimgiants.net : Adena Burial Mound in Kentucky's Land of the Giants Destroyed by the University of Kentucky

  

Indiana's Yin Yang Mounds: Dedicated to the Sacred Marriage of the Male Sun and the Lunar Mother

Many of the earthworks across the Ohio Valley were geometrically constructed to imply the balance of the two nature forces of the Male Sun and the Lunar Mother.  This old-world iconography is displayed in the Yin Yang mounds in Clark County, Indiana.  For the best preserved earthwork site in Indiana at Mounds State Park www.nephilimgiants.net : One of the Best Prehistoric Sites to Visit in the Ohio Valley at Mounds State Park, Anderson, Indiana  

 

Hardened Clay Sarcophagus Found Within the Enon Burial Mound in Clark County, Ohio

Hardened clay sarcophagus with alters discovered within the burial mounds in Clark County, Ohio.  The Enon burial mound is the only antiquity that was not destroyed in the county. For pictures 121 mounds in Ohio www.nephilimgiants.net : 121 Photos of Burial Mounds in Ohio Including the :Address Restricted" Sites

    Some years ago Knob Prairie Mound (Enon mound) was opened, and the investigator says: "We found top soil all the way down to thirty feet when we came to a cave of curious construction; it was in the shape of a bake oven, and high enough for a man to stand upright in the center; it tapered down on the sides. On one side there was a door that evidently had led from a grand entrance into the cave. In the middle was a pile of dirt and stone resembling an altar; on it were bones, charcoal and some pieces of decayed wood. There was one piece of partly charred wood in a good state of preservation. The wood was preserved, but the bones would not stand removal; the investigators then cut their names and the date on the altar, filled up the excavation and left."

It was common to find either stone or hardened clay sarcophaguses within the Adena/Beaker People's burial mounds in the Ohio Valley.

    According to an engineering record made in 1863, the mound in Ferncliff was five and one-half feet high, conical in shape and thirty- two feet in diameter; many years ago, it was opened by investigators, a shaft being sunk in the center. About five feet from the apex, a hard ceiling of baked clay was encountered; the excavators continued their shaft through this ceiling, finding it a vault or cave ten feet high and shaped like a bake oven, similar to the one in Knob Prairie Mound. In this chamber were bones, charcoal and a wooden chain seven inches long with six links and made from black locust.

The Chain was invented about 2000 B.C. by the ancient Sumerians.

Nephilim Giant's Family Discovered Buried Together in Clark County, Ohio Burial Mound

 

Nephilim Giant's Family Discovered Buried Together in Clark 

County, Ohio Burial Mound

20th Century History of Springfield and Clark County, Ohio by Hon. William A. Rockel Chicago: Biographical Publishing Co., 1908

     Mr. Altick and Mr. Cusick began excavations at the summit of the mound, where a perpendicular shaft was sunk eight feet square, and one foot from the surface in the black leaf mold they found a complete skeleton lying face downward, in horizontal position ; however, the bones crumbled when they were lifted from the earth. They excavated another six inches, carefully removing the sand and gravel in order not to injure any deposit they might find ; the material removed was screened so that small objects would not escape their notice, and here they came across another skeleton lying face upward, with only six inches separating them. It lay in a sandy mixture, and was in a better state of preservation than the first skeleton, and while due precaution was taken in removing it, the bones crumbled as they handled them. The shaft was then sunk eighteen inches deeper when three more skeletons were unearthed; they were in excellent condition, the bones being firm and hard, due to the greater depth at which they found them. One was the skeleton of a female, one was a child and the other was a male of gigantic stature. As a matter of comparison, Altick held up the femur of the male skeleton by Cusick's leg, and it extended eight inches below his knee; he is six feet in height. The ribs of this skeleton had petrified to a grayish slate color, but none would withstand the contact with the air. When the shaft on this mound was three feet deep, the two amateur antiquarians enlarged it by sending out a lateral to the north, and they found a skull through which an elm root had penetrated ; it was an inch in diameter, and its fine roots were matted and twisted within this bony enclosure.
      The high cheekbones and low receding forehead were very pronounced; the skeleton was in standing posture, while the others were all in horizontal positions. In all the skeletons exhumed, the most perfectly preserved portions where the teeth; it was a peculiarity of the aborigines that their teeth were worn almost to the maxillary bones, and yet the remarkable thing about them was their excellent condition. No cavities were found, and yet they were the teeth of older persons as indicated by their worn condition. Other skeletons found in this lateral were those of little children, as indicated by the size of the bones and the thickness of the skulls ; some of the bones were from persons of larger stature; at this point the interment ranged in depth from one foot and a quarter to four feet. 

                                       The Mysteries of Ancient Clark County, Ohio

Giant Human Skull Uncovered and Photographed in a Clark County, Ohio Burial Mound

One of the largest mounds in Calrk County still exist. It had a hard clay sarcophagus. To see the pic of the mound  www.nephilimgiants.net : Hardened Clay Sarcophagus Found Within the Enon Burial Mound in Clark County, Ohio

A Standard History of Springfield and Clark County Ohio, 1922

     Other skeletons found in this lateral were those of little children, as indicated by the size of the bones and the thickness of the skulls; some of the bones were from persons of larger stature; at this point the interment ranged in depth from one foot and a quarter to four feet.

     Mr .Altick and Mr. Cusick began excavations at the summit of the mound, where a perpendicular shaft was sunk eight feet square, and one foot from the surface, in the black leaf mold, they found a complete skeleton lying face downward, in the horizontal position; however, the bones crumbled when they were lifted from the earth. They excavated another six inches, carefully removing the sand and gravel in order not to injure any deposit they might find; the material removed was screened so that small objects would not escape their notice, and here they came across another skeleton lying face upward, with only six inches separating them. It lay in a sandy mixture and was in better state of preservation than the first skeleton, and while due precaution was taken in removing it, the bones crumbled as they handled them.
   The shaft was then sunk eighteen inches deeper when three more skeletons were unearthed; they were in excellent condition, the bones being firm and hard, due to the greater depth at which they found them. One of the skeletons of a female, one was a child and the other was a male of gigantic stature. As a matter of comparison, Altick held up the femur of the male skeleton by Cusick's leg, and it extended eight inches below his knee; he is six feet in height. The ribs of this skeleton had petrified to a grayish slate color, but none would withstand the contact with the air.