Indiana 200 B.C., Giant's Sun Temple

Ohio 500 B.C.Giant's Sun Temple 

June 21, 200 B.C. In the predawn darkness hundreds gather at one of the Amorite giant's northern outposts along the St. Joseph River in present northern Indiana. Drums beat as the priests enter the interior platform of the henge and stokes the fires to aid the sun's ascent. The hundreds that have assembled stand with hands outstretched anticipating the sunrise and alignment that marks the longest day when the sun is at its greatest strength. Today, they will use the sun's power to drive out evil spirits, bring fertility to the crops and prosperity to all the people. (Drawing by Joan Butler). From, "The Encyclopedia of Ancient Giants in North America."

Nephilim Giant Skeleton Described at the Sun Temple Complex at New Castle, Indiana

Nephilim Sun Temple Complex, located north of New Castle, in Henry County, Indiana

One of three Sun Temple complexes located in New Castle, Henry County, Indiana. Two more are found in Wayne and Madison counties. These Sun Temples or Henges were constructed by the ancient race of giants, as evidenced by the number of large human remains found near them.

     William H. Albright remained upon the home farm during his youth and attained a fair education in the common schools of his neighborhood. He has taken much interest in the investigation of the noted mounds, one which he opened containing the skeleton of a giant human being. The lower jaw was large enough to fit over ‘an ordinary man’s head, while the other bones were proportionate in size. The skull was a half inch in thickness and under it were found twelve flint arrowheads.  For more giant skeleton discovered in Indiana  https://nephilimgiantsinnorthamerica.blogspot.com/2020/07/indianas-ancient-giant-race.html

The Ancient Nephilim Giants of Indiana

Giant Nephilim Skeleton Unearthed at a Sun Temple in Delaware County, Indiana

Giant Nephilim Skeleton Unearthed at a Sun Temple in Delaware County, Indiana

The earthwork mentioned below must be referencing the earthwork shown on this map in Section 2 of Perry Township. The earthwork was described as being circular with an interior ditch and outer wall; known as a henge. The site was investigated, but no remains of the earthwork were visible.

History of Delaware County, Indiana, 1924

Gigantic Skeleton Found

About one mile and a half south of Muncie, in Center Township is another class of these earthworks--a mound of considerable proportions which is said to have been dug into by some parties in search of relics. The excavation, however developed the fact that it contained, instead of relics, human bones. "One of these skeletons was of gigantic proportions. The jaw and thigh bones were in a good state of preservation, and nearly complete. The jaw-bone was so large that it could be easily slipped over the jaw of the largest man of the party--a tall, big boned six footer, and the the thigh bone of the skeleton was three inches longer than his” The discovery of these numerous bones fixed the class under which this specimen should be arranged--the sepulcher--and would also warrant the presumption that there were specimens of some of the other classes not far distant, though investigation has not developed the fact.

Exploring the Ruins of Indiana's Lost Sun Temple Henge: Photographed for the First Time

Exploring the Ruins of Indiana's Lost Sun Temple Henge: Photographed for the First Time

From the photo, the two henges or Sun Temples are visible along with a newly discovered smaller circle shown with the arrow.

This map was done by the 8th, 9th, and 10th Annual Reports (1876, 1877, 1878) / Indiana. Geological Survey. The northern henge was aligned to the summer solstice sunrise and the southern henge to the equinox.
Note the cut or via going to the river, this was artificially cut into the bank,

The artificial cut is still visible that leads to a wide second terrace and must have been the site of some processional up to the the sun temple complex.

Despite being plowed for years, the southern sun temple is still visible. This site is not recognized as a historic site nor preserved.  This is the first time these henges have been photographed.

Sun Temples (Henges) in Charleston, West Virginia: 666 Feet in Circumference Following the Babylonian Numerology of Gematria

Sun Temples (Henges) in Charleston, West Virginia: 666 Feet in Circumference Following the Babylonian Numerology of Gematria

The ancient Babylonians had 36 gods, the most powerful was the Sun God. The 12 houses of the Zodiac each had 3 rooms.  These rooms are where the departed spirits would dwell in the afterlife.
The numerology connection of 36 to 666 is that it is a product of the sums of 36.
1  +  2  +  3  +  4  +  5  +  6  +  7  +  8  +  9  +  10  +  11  +  12 +  13  +  14 +  15  +  16  +  17  +  18  +  19  +  20  +  21  +  22  +  23  +  24  +  25  +  26  +  27  +  28  +  29  +  30  +  31  +  32
+  33  +  34  +  35  +  36 = 666   

666 was the Babylonian Gematria number that was designated for the Sun God. In the Ohio Valley, the henges (Sun Temples) were measured with a circumference of either 666 or 660 feet in circumference.

Two Sun Temples or henges were aligned to the Summer and Winter Solstice sunrise.

The two henges measuring 666 have been erased from the landscape by urban sprawl, but the large burial mound that was in middle is still there. In mound was found a giant skeleton.

Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Smithsonian Institute, Volume 5, Parts 1883-1884

Giant Skeletons Discovered

The skeleton found lying in the middle of the floor of the vault was of unusually large size, "measuring 7 feet 6 inches in length and 19inches between the shoulder sockets."

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