Noble County, Indiana's Ancient Fairy Mounds

Fairies and Ghosts witnessed at burial mound sites www.nephilimgiants.net : Fairies, Spirits and Ghosts at Burial Mound Sites

   Fairies have their origins in the Tuath De Danann of Ireland. When the giant Fomorians defeated them, they became fairies who dwelt in burial mounds and ditches of earthworks. They also have an affinity toward springs. 

   This spring in Noble County, Indiana, is the headwaters of the Elkhart River. Springs like this would have been venerated for their healing qualities. It is not believed that any burials are in these two mounds flanking each side of this spring. 

    Were these mounds constructed to be the dwellings of fairies or elementals? There are venerated springs associated with the Adena Hopewell mound builders in the Ohio Valley. This mound was also built by the Adena Hopewell, dating from 800 B.C. - 500 A.D.

   The mounds are on private property. Noble County has burial mounds that are visible from the road or on public land but has made no effort to preserve any of them. On the contrary, they have had two burial mounds partially destroyed by university archaeologists.

 

Iroquois Fairy Stones In Northern Indiana

This subterranean stonework is located in Wabash County, Indiana. It is the only work of its kind being a stone wall that surrounds a 5-foot depression or hole. There have been numerous reports of people seeing Fairies or Gnomes at this site. More fairies in Ohio www.nephilimgiants.net : Fairies, Spirits and Ghosts at Burial Mound Sites

 

A line of stones are situated on the northern side of the stone wall with one of the stone having a large cup cut into the top. Do these stones with cups have something to do with summoning fairies?

Iroquois Fairy Stone Located in Wabash County, Indiana that is fed by a natural spring. I have evidence that the power of this stone was realized by the Masons who stole it from its original position on the Mississinewa River soon after I took this photograph. Several of these carved bowls can be found in Northern Indiana

The Iroquois had a belief that they could summon dwarfs, who were similar nature-spirits, by knocking on a certain [Pg 238]large stones. 

Stone bowl used by Iroquois Indians to summon Fairies from the Underworld. This photo was taken on the winter solstice sunrise where it can be seen that the bowl is perfectly aligned. It can still be seen today. "The Nephilim Chronicles: A Travel Guide to the Ancient Ruins in the Ohio Valley.