9 Foot Nephilim Skeletons Uncovered in Pike County, Ohio
"They had buried in a circle, standing in an erect position, and were in a comparatively well-preserved condition."
The
Stevens Point Journal, May 1, 1886
Prehistoric
Skeletons
An
Ohio County Full of Valuable Relics of the Mound Builders
It
is very evident that at an early day in the history of this country
this section of Ohio was an important camping ground for the American
Indian. There are in this county several burying grounds, and two of
them are located five
miles west of this city, near Jasper, one on the farm .Mr. William
Bush and one on Mr. Mathew Mark’s farm. These burying places
are both in gravel banks and were discovered when the banks were
opened for the purpose of hauling out the gravel. In a conversation with
a gentleman who has seen a number of skeletons unearthed at the Mark
bank were first opened. Some of these skeletons have been measured and
the largest has been found to be nine feet long and over. At one
time the skeletons were exhumed. They had buried in a circle,
standing in an erect position, and were in a comparatively
well-preserved condition. One remarkable fact about all the skeletons
unearthed at these places is the perfect state of preservation in
which the teeth are found to be. Not a decayed tooth has been
discovered, and this would seem to indicate that these people
naturally had excellent teeth or some extraordinary manner of
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