Giant Skeletons Discovered at the Etowha, Georgia Mound Site

The Etowah Georgia Giants

The New York Times  April 5, 1886

MONSTER SKULLS AND BONES

     Cartersville, Ga., April 4. - The water has receded from the Etowha Mound Field, and has left uncovered acres of skulls and bones.  Some of these are gigantic.  If the whole frame is in proportion to two thigh bones that were found, their owners must have stood 14 feet high.  Many curious ornaments of shell, brass and stone have been found.  Some of the bodies were buried in small vaults built of stone.  The whole makes a mine of archaeological wealth.  A representative of the Smithsonian Institution is here investigating the curious relics.

Iroquois Historian Writes of an Ancient Giant Race Born from the "Great Spirit"

Iroquois Historian Writes of an Ancient Giant Race Born from the "Great Spirit"

Stonish Giants, engraving by David Cusick from Sketches of the Ancient History of the Six Nations, 1828

     David Cusick, David Cusick was born around 1780, probably on the Oneida reservation in upstate New York. David Cusick’s Sketches of Ancient History of the Six Nations (1828). This is an early (if not the first) account of Native American history and myth, written and published in English by an Indian. Cusick wrote that among the legends of the ancient people of the stock, there was a powerful tribe called Ronnongwetowanca. They were giants, and had a "considerable habitation." When the Great Spirit made the people, some of them became giants. After a time, and having endured the outrages of these giants, it is said that the people banded together, and through the final force of about 800 warriors, successfully annihilated the abhorrent Ronnongwetowanca. After that, it was said that there were no giants anywhere. This was supposed to have happened around 2,500 winters before Columbus discovered America, around 1000 BC.

Native American Legends of an Ancient Race of Giants

Lexington, Kentucky Henge and the Great Pyramid Gematria Sacred Geometry Connection

Lexington, Kentucky Henge and the Great Pyramid  Gematria Sacred Geometry Connection

The Lexington, Kentucky henge follows the principles of the ancient numerological codex of Gematria the was established by the Amorites giants when they controlled Babylon as early as 1895  B.C.
The core numbers of Gematria Numerology are 666 that was symbolic of the Sun male deity and 1080 that represented the female Earth or Lunar goddess.
555 represented the number of 'fusion' of the two principles or the Sacred Marriage.
555 times pi equals 1746 or the sum total of 1080 + 666

According to John Mitchell in "The New View Over Atlantis, 1969"
  "One of the ways in which the number of fusion, 1746, relates to the Great pyramid is illustrated in the diagram overleaf, in which the profile of the Pyramid is placed in association with the basic figure of Sacred Geometry and architecture known as the vesica piscis or 'vessel of the fish'.  The figure of the vesica is fromed by the intersection of two equal circles, the circumference of each of which passes throuth the centre of the other.  It is not merely a figure of abstract geometry, since it occurs in many patterns of nature.  It represents a state of perfect equilibrium between two equal forces, and in the symbolic vocabulary of the bold geometers it was an image of the interpenetrating worlds of heaven and earth, spiritual matter, and other such complementary elements.  in this case, the hieght of the vesica being that of the Pyramid, some 481 ft., the diameter of each of the two circles forming it is equal to that of the number divided by half the sqaure root of 3, 555.5 ft., and the circumference of each circle is therefore 1746 ft.

According to Mitchell,   "The dimensions and geometry of the Great Pyramid relate symbolically to the 'number of fusion', 1746, in that the Pyramid's height of 481 ft. forms the longer axis of a vesica piscis made by the intersection of two equal circles of circumference of 1746 ft. The perimeter of the rhombus contianed within the vesica is 1110 ft. and the area of the rhombus 66600 sq. ft.

Cincinnati's Omega Mound

Cincinnati Ohio's Omega Mound