Stubbs Earthwork was formerly the "Bigfoot Ancient Earthwork" in Warren County, Ohio

 Stubbs Earthwork was formerly the "Bigfoot Ancient Earthwork" in Warren County, Ohio

  Unholy rumors began when this earthwork was discovered, of large cryptids who were witnessed at the site. It was always known as the "Bigfoot Earthwork” until archaeologists from the Ohio History (Dis) Connection changed the name to the Stubbs Earthwork. It was so controversial to these gatekeepers of American history that they built the Little Miami High School over the Serpent Mound in 2000. More history is lost from academia because it doesn’t fit the jaded paradigm of American history.

Stubbs or "Bigfoot" earthwork was intentionally destroyed by academia anf the gatekeeper of history at the Ohio History Connection.

The adjoining Serpent Mound at the site was destroyed by the Ohio History Connection to erase the last remnant of this part of American History that was a threat to their P.C. ideology.

 

Ancient Giantess Nephilim Queen of the Little Miami River: Her Tomb is Discovered in Warren County, Ohio

More giant Nephilim womens skeletons discovered in Ohio www.nephilimgiants.net : Chillicothe, Ohio's Ancient Nephilim Queen is Buried with Child and Attendants

The Middleton, Ohio Daily News Signal,  March 21, 1908

SKELETON OF GIANT INDIANS

Found in Gravel Bank on Warren County Farm

    Yesterday when digging into a gravel bank on his farm near Stubbtown, in Warren County, John Watkins discovered the burial grounds.

   The skeleton of a huge woman was unearthed.  It measured seven feet and five inches in length. About her neck were ropes of pearls and in her tomb other articles of value. Much excitement was aroused among the farmers in the vicinity and further excavation brought to light many other skeletons of this extinct race.  Some were found in sitting positions and some on their faces.  Watkins will try to interest the Ohio Archaeological Society in his find.

 

Warren County, Ohio's Ancient Serpent Mound

Diagram detailing the sharp bends of the Serpent's body.  Rare photo of the Adams County, Great Serpent Mound's stone megalithic altar www.nephilimgiants.net : Photos of the Serpent Mound's Megalithic Stone Altar

This ancient treasure trove was destroyed in the 1960s by a gravel company. 

 Large Adena Burial Mound in Warren County, Ohio

The Adena burial mound in Warren County, Ohio is heavily overgrown even in the winter months when this photograph was taken.  It is also is Warren County, Ohio where Fort Ancient is located. For maps and photos of this Adena Hopewell complex.  www.nephilimgiants.net : Adena Hopewell Earthwork in Warren County, Ohio

 

Adena Hopewell Earthwork in Warren County, Ohio

Map of the Fort Ancient earthwork. There is enough dirt in these walls where if you filled big dump trucks full of earth and backed them end to end they would stretch to Toledo Ohio some 180 miles away.

The Hopewell Indians lived here from 100 B.C.-500 A.D.

Two mounds at the gateway of Fort Ancient. The Ohio Historical Society charges 7.00 to get inside, but you can see plenty from the outside the gateway of Fort Ancient. The Ohio Historical Society charges 7.00 to get inside, but you can see plenty from the outside.  

The burial mounds at the gateway of Fort Ancient used to be much larger.