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The Vast Smithsonian and NAGPRA Conspiracy to Cover Up Giants.

Many who claim to be studying the idea of giants will often suggest there is some great conspiracy to cover up the existence of said giants by the Smithsonian Institution. As with every other conspiracy that surrounds pseudoarchaeology and pseudoscience, I always have to ask why? What purpose does covering up the existence of giantsContinue reading “The Vast Smithsonian and NAGPRA Conspiracy to Cover Up Giants.”

Giants, and Atlantis, and Aliens Oh My!

We’ve talked about Atlantis on the podcast and the blog before. We’re not here to rehash any of that, the long and short is, “So, where is Atlantis? It’s in two books called Critias and Timaeus and nowhere else.” We’re not changing our opinion, so no worries. Recently I’ve been watching a new YouTube channelContinue reading “Giants, and Atlantis, and Aliens Oh My!”

Are Nephilim and Giants Related?

I wanted to do a little bit here on the Nephilim, and the reason for that is because later we will be connecting them with the Denisovan. What Nephilim and the Denisovan have in common, as far as giant hunters are concerned, is that they are both pure giant. Many people who believe in theContinue reading “Are Nephilim and Giants Related?”

Cthulhu, Lovecraft, and Giants in the Mysterious Middle East.

I like it when I read blogs by people who don’t debunk pseudoarchaeology all the time, and they express wonderment a the strange ideas that the fringe seems to come up with. What someone like me, who spends far to much time doing this, understands is that these tidbits are often just the tipsContinue reading “Cthulhu, Lovecraft, and Giants in the Mysterious Middle East.”

The Goshen Stone, the Search for Lost Giants, and Non-Evidence

Inscribed stones of mysterious origins are not a new thing in pseudoarchaeology or the archaeology of giants. It should be no surprise to us then that in the ill-fated Search for Lost Giants, there was, of course, a mysterious inscribe stone. No name was ever given to the stone, like many others have, so IContinue reading “The Goshen Stone, the Search for Lost Giants, and Non-Evidence”

The Deerfield Giant and What the GPR Didn’t Find.

Ah, you poor souls. Pulled into this world of thesis research with me. As part of my research into pseudoarchaeology tv and streaming shows, I felt looking at some of the unsuccessful shows along with the successful ones would be valuable. For my thesis, I am looking at the overall production and sensory impact ofContinue reading “The Deerfield Giant and What the GPR Didn’t Find.”