Human Giants Skulls Discovered on Vancouver Island, B.C., Donated to the Smithsonian

 

Human Giants Skulls Discovered on Vancouver Island, B.C., Donated to the Smithsonian

The large size of the skulls is likely those of the earlier giants than the later Flathead tribe.  In the photo the skulls are pitched back.  They are more vertical than horizontal. For more on Canada and the mound builders. More giant skeletons found in Vancouver, Canada www.nephilimgiants.net : Ancient Giant Human Remains Discovered on Vashon, Island, Washington

These are Flathead Indian skulls. They are more flattened horizontally than vertically as shown in the original photo. Why would anthropologist from around the world want these skulls if they were just Flatheads?  Those skulls could have been easily obtained. 

    Captain Newton H. Chittenden of Santa Barbara, California, yesterday presented to the Smithsonian Institution the skull of an aboriginal giant, which he found on the southern shore of Vancouver Island, B. C., about a week ago.  The specimen which is that of a Flathead Indians was obtained by the owner at great personal risk, and he has long treasured it as priceless.  It has been the object of great interest among the many European anthropologists who have seen it and many have offered great sums to tempt Capt. Chittenden to part with it, but until yesterday he persistently declined.

 

 Human Giant's Graveyard Revealed in Oklahoma

More giant human skeletons discovered in Oklahoma here www.nephilimgiants.net : Oklahoma Grave Diggers Uncover Ancient 8 Foot Nephilim Giant  www.nephilimgiants.net : Oklahoma Grave Diggers Uncover Ancient 8 Foot Nephilim Giant

Circleville Herald, June 21, 1937
BONES INDICATE DEAD RACE OF GREAT INDIANS
PAULS VALLEY, Okla. (UP)
     Excavation work along the Washita River near here where the skeletons of a tribe of giant Indians recently were discovered continues under the direction of the University of Oklahoma and Tulsa University anthropologists.
     A half dozen of the skeletons, more than 7 feet tall, were uncovered after a rise in the river had caused a section of a bank to give way. Dr. Forrest E. Clements, head of the department of anthropology at the University of Oklahoma, estimated the race existed 750 years ago. He believed the find might lead to the discovery of a race of Indians unknown to anthropologists.
     The excavations have attracted considerable attention and visitors will be permitted only on Thursday, those in charge said. Pottery, arrowheads and other relics have been found. The jawbone of an animal believed to have been a deer also was uncovered. The WPA is furnishing a crew of 20 men to assist in the work. Clements said a detailed study of the finds, along with a study of layers of soil, will be necessary before an accurate estimate of theage of the skeletons can be made