Smithsonian Giant Skeleton Conspiracy

Giant human skeletons: Newspaper hoaxes or Smithsonian conspiracy?

Newspapers of the 19th century reported many discoveries of giant human skeletons, which have since seemingly vanished without a trace. Is the lack of evidence proof of a Smithsonian conspiracy to cover up their existence, or proof of the rampant hoaxes running amok in journalism at the time?

Micah Hanks explores the evidence a little deeper, uncovering reliable stories and eyewitness accounts detailing the discovery of large skeletons reported by the Smithsonian itself, with clues as to the fate of these bizarre and mysterious remains.

Read the article: Big Buried Secrets: Giant Skeletons and the Smithsonian

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Cesar
Cesar
9 years ago

Giants are so real

Myname
Myname
9 years ago

If you did some research you would understand that this is not what the article is about.
The photo is obviously a fake. but some people accuse the smitsonian researchers of deliberitly trashing the internet with fake photo’s to cover up the real findings.
Hoax or Coverup thats the question.

fakeproof
fakeproof
8 years ago

this is bullshit, they have no proof they said that they delete the proof but they never had proof sorry bad english.

notstupidamerican
8 years ago

that is why the whole world calls you stupid americans,hiding your history and creating idiotic future!

Bob G.
Bob G.
8 years ago

I would see no reason for the Smithsonian to cover up evidence of giants. There have been people who stood 8 feet tall both today and in the past. They have never uncovered a multiple burial of giants suggesting a lost tribe. Possibly one day a scientist will go through some of the remains and do a scientific study in their collection. In the past a person standing 6 foot was termed a giant of a man so the stories probably grew with telling. Double rows of teeth are not uncommon either. It may be that these skeletons uncovered -if… Read more »

Marty's Megapixels (@MartysMegapixel)
8 years ago

I laugh at anyone claiming “evidence” of giants. 100% of these are hoaxes. A Canadian graphic designer created one of the most famous images that people still claim as real. Check this article out: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/12/071214-giant-skeleton_2.html

Scott
8 years ago

There is a collection of old newspaper articles that detail the alleged discovery of giant skeletons which can be found at the following blog address:

http://chronologiesbookofgiants.blogspot.ca/

Joe Decker Sr
9 years ago

that skeleton dose not look right looking at the hip bone and arm it seems to be laying on it’s back but if u look at the rib’s there behind the back bone it can not be real …..