Giant Adena Skeletons Discovered at a Square Earthwork Work that Antedated the Indians in New York

 

Giant Adena Skeletons Discovered at 

Square Earthwork Work that Antedated 

the Indians in New York

    
" A humerus or shoulder bone, which is preserved, denotes a stature one- third larger than the present race"

Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe. Notes on the Iroquois: Or, Contributions to American History, Antiquities, and General Ethnology. E. H. Pease & Company. 1847.

       But the most remarkable and distinctive trait connected with its archaeology is the discovery of human bones denoting an uncommon stature and development, which are mentioned in the same communication. A humerus or shoulder bone, which is preserved, denotes a stature one- third larger than the present race, and there is also a lower jaw bone, preserved by a physician at Batavia, from the vicinity, which indicates the same gigantic measure of increase. 

   The shape is quadrangular, and is shown in the diagram or ground plot. The forest has been removed. Not a tree remains on the quadrangle, and only a few on the edge of the ravine on the west. By cultivating the land, the trench is nearly filled in some places, though the line of it is clearly seen. On the north side the trench is considerable, and where the road crosses it, is three or four feet deep at the sides of the road. It will take only a few years more to oblate rate it entirely, as not even a stump remains to mark out its line.
 

Must we not refer Fort Hill to that race which peopled this country before the Indians, who raised so many monuments greatly exceeding the power of the Indians, and who lived at a remote era?”

H. R. SCHOOLCRAFT, Esq.: I forward you the observations on Fort Hill, for your use. My speculations are added for my pleasure, and you will use them as you please. In great haste, I am obliged to close.

Your obedient,
C. DEWEY.

  

Ancient England Celtic Druid's Burial Mound Entombing a Large Skeleton is Discovered in New York State

Burial mound is surrounded by a ditch an earthen wall, much like is found in the Ohio Valley.  This same type of burial mound was common in England with the people that constructed Stonehenge. Druid mound in New York  www.nephilimgiants.net : Celtic (Beaker People) Druid's Barrows Described in New York: Large Skeletons Discovered

History of Cattaraugus County New York 1879

    About two miles south of the village of Rutledge, in the town of Connewango, on lot No. 45, at a point about sixty rods east of Connewango Creek and near the residence of Norman E. Cowen, there was discovered by the first pioneers of this section a sepulcher mound, nearly circular in form, and having an entire circumference of 170 feet.  The height of the mound was about 12 feet.  Mr Cheney spoke of this work as "having the appearance of being constructed with the ditch outside of the mound as in Druid Barrows.

   Within the mound there were discovered 9 human skeletons, which had been buried in a sitting posture and at regular intervals of space, in the form of a circle, and facing towards a common center.  There were some slight appearances that the framework had enclosed the dead at the time of their internment.  The skeletons were so far decayed as to crumble upon exposure to the atmosphere but were all of very large size.  An osfemur (the largest found here) was 28 inches in length."

 

Celtic (Beaker People) Druid's Barrows Described in New York: Large Skeletons Discovered

This mound type has been corroborated by Native American legends that say a white race was the builder of the mounds.More here  www.nephilimgiants.net  Light Colored People From the East was the Origin of the Ohio Mound Builders According to the Shawnee

    Beaker People burial mound from England. This type of mound has been found in the States where the ancient Adena had dwelt in New York, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia.  Many times these types of mounds contain the remains of very large skeletons. 

Archaeological History of New York, 1915    

    The tumulus, represented upon plate III, from the peculiar construction of the work and the character of its remains, appears to belong to a class of mounds different from any others embraced in this exploration. It is located upon the brow of a hill, still covered by the ancient forest, and overlooking the valley of the Conewango. This work has some appearance of being constructed with the ditch and volume outside of the mound, as in the Druid Barrows, but perhaps more accurately belongs to the class composed of several stages, as the Trocalli of the valley of Anahuac. The form of the tumulus is of intermediate character between an ellipse and the parallelogram; the interior mound, at its base, has a major axis of 65 feet, while the minor axis is 61 feet, with an altitude above the first platform or embankment of 10 feet, or an entire elevation of some 13 feet. This embankment, with an entrance or gateway upon the east side 30 feet in width, has an entire circumference of 170 feet. As previously remarked, the work itself, as well as the eminence which it commands, and the ravine upon either side, are overshadowed by the dense forest. The remains of a fallen tree, embedded in the surface of the mound and nearly decomposed, and which from appearance, had grown up on the apex, measured nearly 3 feet in diameter, and heavy timber was growing above the rich mold it had formed. Thus we had some indicia of the age of this work. The mound indeed, from the peculiar form of its construction, as well as from the character of its contents, has much resemblance to the Barrows of the earliest Celtic origin, in the Old World. In making an excavation, eight skeletons, buried in a sitting position and at regular intervals of space, so as to form a circle within the mound, were disinterred. Some slight appearance yet existed, to show that the framework had enclosed the dead at the time of interment. These osteological remains were of very large size but were so much decomposed that they mostly crumbled to dust. The relics of art here disclosed were also of a peculiar and interesting character.

Did the Celtic Druids (Beaker People) Migrate to North America? The Evidence is Here

Eastern Mediterranean Bronze Age Weapons Discovered with Large Skeletons in New York

 

Eastern Mediterranean Bronze Age Weapons Discovered with Large Skeletons in New York

www.nephilimgiants.net : The Swastika Associated with Bronze Age Diffusion to the Ohio Valley as the Mound Builders
 Socketed weapons were not invented until about 1500 B.C in Babylon and would fall within the timeline of the Amorites in the Levant and England. We are to believe that this advanced weapons technology just shows up at the exact same time?  More unbelievable is that it disappears at the same time that the industrial scale mining of copper at Lake Superior ends. More evidence of cultural diffusion is found in the swastika that is found within the Ohio burial mounds.  

     “The Art of Warfare in Biblical Lands,” Yigael Yadin, 1963. 

     “At the end of the third millennium, the armorers were still grappling with the problem of finding an effective method of attaching the spearhead to a wooden staff…. not until a later stage in the first half of the second millennium was the socketed type to be developed and more commonly used and conferred a significant military advantage.”

History of New York, from "Prehistoric Man" 1888

 Brockville, New York

   In 1856, Dr. Thomas Reynolds of Brockville exhibited to the Canadian Institute a collection of copper and other relics discovered in thar neighborhood under singular circumstances; and possessing a special interest owing to the distance of the site from Lale Superior.  They included a peculiarly-shaped chisel or gouge, six inches in length, a rude spearhead, seven inches long and two small daggers or knives all wrought by means of the hammer, out of native copper which had never been subjected to fire, as is proven by the silver remaining in detached crystals in the copper.  This ancient Indian art is now entirely lost.

  They were found at the head of Les Galops Rapids, on the river St. Lawrence, about fifteen feet below the surface, along with twenty skeletons disposed in a circular space with their feet toward the center. Dr. Reynolds remarks of them: “Some of the skeletons were of gigantic proportions.

Spoked burial is found in numbers in both New York Ohio Valley and in Wiltshire, near Stonehenge.  Many times, the skeletons are described as "gigantic."  This type of burial would have required that the skeletons be placed in the mound at the same time.  The only conclusion is that they were slain in a military conflict.  Note in the burial above that a few of the skeletons have their head placed between their knees.  These must have been placed in the mound to serve as slaves in the afterlife.

Evidence of Migrations from Israel

Ancient Giant Humans with Double Rows of Teeth Described in Ohio, New York, Masschusetts, Virginia and Michigan

 

Ancient Giant Humans with Double Rows of Teeth Described in Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, Virginia and Michigan

There are many accounts of giant skeletons with double rows of teeth. Most of these were discovered in the Ohio Valley burial mounds. Here is a link to a map that will show both the giants with double rows of teeth and those with horns.  www.nephilimgiants.net : Map of Giant Neanderthal Hybrids with Double Rows of Teeth and Horns

 “The History of Cedar Neck, Massachusetts” writes about a skeleton found on Hines Point:

“Some 15 years ago George Hillman dug up the skeleton of an Indian giant in almost perfect preservation; the bones indicated a man easily six feet and a half, possibly seven feet, high. Doctor Butler, himself a large man, said that the femur bone was a full two inches longer than his. A singular feature was a complete double row of teeth on both upper and lower jaws. After all the bones were removed, the place was carefully dug over, but no implements were found.”

Ironton Register, 1892 

     Where Proctorville now stands was one day part of a well paved city, but I think the greater part of it is now in the Ohio River. Only a few mounds, there; one of which was near the C. Wilgus mansion and contained a skeleton of a very large person, all double teeth, and sound, in a jaw bone that would go over the jaw with the flesh on, of a large man; the common burying ground was well filled with skeletons at a depth of about 6 feet. Part of the pavement was of boulder stone and part of well preserved brick.

History of Medina County Ohio 1881

      In digging the cellar of the house, nine human skeletons were found, and like such specimens from other ancient mounds of the country. They showed that the mound builders were men of large stature.

   The skeletons were not found lying in such a manner as would indicate any arrangement of the bodies on the part of entombers. In describing the tomb, Mr. Albert Harris said: “It looked as if the bodies had been dumped into a ditch. Some were buried deeper than others,, the lower one being about seven feet below the surface. When the skeletons were found, Mr. Harris was twenty years of age, yet he states that he could put one of the skulls over his head, and let it rest upon his shoulders while wearing a fur cap at the same time. The large size of all the bones was remarked, and the teeth were described as “double all the way around.” 

Historical Collections of Virginia 1845

      On the Wappatomaka have been found numerous Indian relics, among which was a highly finished pipe, representing a snake coiled around the bowl. There was also discovered the under jawbone of a human being (says Keucheval) of great size, which contained eight jaw teeth in each side, of enormous size; and what is more remarkable the teeth stood transversely in the jawbone. It would pass over any man’s face with entire ease.

Perforated Skulls from Michigan, American Antiquarian Vol.,xii, no.,1, Jan. 1890

      Within the past year Mr. Isaac M. Bates, of Detroit, has made an interesting discovery, and has, at my request, supplied me with the facts, which are presented below. Within the city limits of Detroit, is an old Indian burial place. At one time or another, remains of some forty individuals have been discovered in various excavations made for building purposes, sewers, etc. A variety of relics have also been found hard copper knives, beads, awls, axes, copper kettles, bone fishhooks, needles, stone axes, celts, flint arrow and spear heads, pipes, etc...

Mr. Bates and two friends made an excavation in a vacant lot located within the area of this old cemetery. They came upon a curious and interesting burial spot. At a depth of two feet, five skulls were found, lying in a circle, facing the center. Within this circle were ashes and charcoal, --evidence of fire; but the bones were not all burned...

Of these five skulls three were perforated and perforated not with a single hole like those found by Mr. Crillman, but with three like the one from Saginaw to which he refers in the passage quoted. The three holes are drilled directly on top of the skull, are arranged in the form of a triangle and are a half an inch or so apart. In diameter, they range from one third to one-half inch. The two unperforated skulls are smaller and more delicate than these three and were evidently skulls of young persons or females. On the perforated skulls two had “double teeth” in front. Mr. Bates says the third may have had also. (He is no longer in Detroit and some uncertainty exists in the matter.) The dentition of the other two skulls is normal...

Ancient Burial Mound and its Contents, Hardin County, Ohio, John B. Matson. M.D. to Judge John Barr, Cleveland, December 10, 1869

      Dear Sir, --In the fall of 1856, in Hardin County, Ohio, near the Bellefontaine and Indiana Railway, between Mt. Victory and Ridgeway, I commenced removing a gravel bank for the purpose of ballasting a part of the above-named railroad. I learned shortly after my arrival there, that the bank was an ancient burial ground. This information caused me to examine the ground and note discoveries.

...The mound covered an area of one and a half acres; being covered with an orchard of apple trees, then in bearing...The mound was what I would call double; the larger and higher part to the west. About two-thirds of the mound was embraced in this part. The eastern part, presenting the appearance of a smaller hill having been pressed against the other, leaving a depression between them of three or four feet, below the highest point of the smaller and five or six feet below a corresponding point of the larger.

...On the north side of the eastern portion, under an oak tree stump (150 years old by growths) was the remains of the largest human bones I have ever seen. The joints of the vertebra seemed as large as those of a horse... I found in this part of the mound the remains of at least fifty children, under the age of eight years; some with two, others with four incisors; some with eight, and others with no teeth.

History of Jefferson County, N.Y., 1878

     On the farm of Jacob Heath, on lot 25, near the west line of Rodman, and on the north bank of North Sandy Creek, a short distance above the confluence of the two main branches of that stream, there formerly existed an enclosure of the same class. It included about three acres... Under the roots of a large maple was dug up the bones of a man of great stature and furnished with entire rows of double teeth.

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Giants Graveyard with Double Rows of Teeth Discovered in Syracuse, New York

 

Giants Graveyard with Double Rows of Teeth 

Discovered in Syracuse, New York

A graveyard of giant humans with double rows of teeth were discovered in Syracuse while constructing the Erie Canal locks. Many giant skeletons were found in the State of New York.Here is another incredible find of giants in New York www.nephilimgiants.net : Mass Grave of Giants Hints of a Great Battle in Madison County, New York

Onondaga: Reminiscences of Earlier and Later Times, 1849 
      Near the west bank of the creek, was an extensive Indian burying-ground, where skeletons have frequently been disinterred and are occasionally to this day-two having been exhumed during the past year. At the time the wet locks were constructed at Syracuse, in 1819, over one hundred were taken up. In excavating the canal for the red mill, on the east bank of the creek, several skeletons were found. In 1843, one of extraordinary size was disinterred; one of the lower bones of the leg being set beside the limb of a tall man, reached far above his knee. The skull was comparatively large, and the jaws were surrounded with a full set of double teeth, all around, they were perfectly sound, covered with a beautiful enamel of the most perfect whiteness.

 

Mass Grave of 4,000 Men and Women Mound Builders Uncovered in Niagara County, New York

According to the Walum Olum or Red Record of the Lene Lenape (Algonquin) their people were bottled up in Canada but wished to migrate south into the lands of the mound builders. A war ensued of great slaughter of the mound builders whose main line of defense was on the south shores of the Great Lakes.  Mormons tell a similar story of battle between the Nephites and Lamanites in the same areas.  Another mass grave was discovered in Pennsylvania.  www.nephilimgiants.net : Giant's Ossuary Contains 150 Nephilim Skeletons; Discovered in a Pennsylvanian Cave

“History of Niagara County, New York 1878,

     “A search enabled them to come to a pit, but a slight distance from the surface. The top of the pit was covered with slabs of the Medina Sandstone and was twenty-four feet square by four and a half in depth- the planes agreeing with the four cardinal points. It was filled with human bones of both sexes and all ages. They dug down at one extremity and found the same layers to extend to the bottom, which was the same dry loam, and from their calculations they deduced that at least four thousand souls had perished one great massacre.  In one skull two flint arrowheads were found, and many had the appearance of having been fractured and cleft open by a sudden blow. They were piled in regular layers, but with no regard to size.”

 

Mass Grave of Giants Hints of a Great Battle in Madison County, New York

Another mass grave was discovered in Pennsylvania. www.nephilimgiants.net : Giant's Ossuary Contains 150 Nephilim Skeletons; Discovered in a Pennsylvanian Cave

History of Madison County New York, 1872 
       Indian relics were so abundant and graves so numerous that it is believed there must have been a great battle fought here in the ages past. Beads could be picked up here and there in considerable quantities; hatchets, axes and many other curious relics are scattered about, having been covered with the accumulating soil of ages and which the husbandman's plow brings to the surface. Curiosity seekers have carried off many of these relics, but there is, however, now and then an instance where they are allowed to remain. More than a mile on the road northeast of Munnsville Depot, in the woods, there is an Indian's skull, lying partly exposed among the rubbish of the woods. Several Individuals are now living who noticed the same skull thirty years ago. It is in an out-of-the-way place, it has remained undisturbed till the present time. Some of the skeletons found in these burial grounds are of extraordinary size. One gentleman remarked that he took one of the large jaw bones and found it sufficiently ample to cover his own lower jaw. Another person stated that he took one of the skulls from which the base had decayed and found he could place it with ease over the outside of his own head.    

 

Serpent Mound Reported in Chautauqua County, New York

Recreation of what the New York Serpent may have looked like.  From aerial photos, it looks like the Serpent mound has been obliterated, but no real survey has been done to see if any of it remains. Discover the Serpent Mound discovered in Chicago, Illinois www.nephilimgiants.net : Winnebago Hopewell Sioux Indian Serpent Mound. Located in Chicago, Illinois


Daily Gazette from Ft. Wayne, Indiana May 1, 1885

The Mound Builders, Many Evidences of a First Race in and About Randolph

   Between Lake Erie and Dayton, Chautauqua County, are the remains of a circular sepulcher mound. The mound has an elevation of 80 feet and is 120 feet in circumference. According to antiquaries, this mound must have been the mausoleum of some great warrior. In the towns of Lear and Conewago excavation were made some years ago in several of these mounds. In one of them eight skeletons were found. They were in a sitting posture, arranged in a circle. Large blocks of mica were found in some of the mounds among the skeletons. This material is so frequently found in these burial mounds that it is believed to have been regarded as a sacred relic by the extinct race whose work still remains in the most gigantic earthworks all over the continent.

      Near the station of the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad is a peculiar earth formation, which was designed by those who fashioned it thousands of years ago to represent a serpent, according to the conclusion of those who have read the customs of the mound builders by the monuments they left. This peculiar formation is 425 feet long, and enthusiastic antiquarians who visit it are unanimous in the resemblance it presents to a snake basking in the sunshine.