Megalithic Stone Circle and Mound in Ross County Ohio is Reminiscent of the Og's Circle in the Golan Heights.

Megalithic Stone Circle and Mound in Ross County Ohio is Reminiscent of the Og's Circle in the Golan Heights.

Much like the circles in Ohio, Og's Circle or the Circle of the Rephaim is believed to have been constructed as a solar lunar observatory.  Also as in Ohio it was built by a Cult of the dead. Also as in Ohio it was constructed by a giant race

Centennial History of the County of Ross County, Ohio, 1902

   To the south of this, about two hundred yards, is a stone circle one hundred feet in diameter and five or six feet high. In the center of this is a large stone mound some ten feet high. This work was located in Huntington township, on the east side of Black Run, 200 yards south of the old Minney farm.

   Another stone circle is described as having been constructed from massive stones 3 1/2 by 25 feet at the base; how much would these have weighed and how were they transported? This feat is reminiscent of Stonehenge.

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."

8 Foot Human's Remains Uncovered in West Virginia

8 Foot Human's Remains Uncovered in West Virginia

Numerous over hanging rocks, like this, can be found in southern Ohio and West Virginia that seem to have been an alternative to mound burials. Legends exist with the Shawnee of a former race of fierce white warriors that once inhabited West Virgina  www.nephilimgiants.net : Kanawha Valley "Occupied by a Fierce Race of White Warriors" According to the Shawnee Indians: Deny Building the Mounds and Earthworks.

Now and Long Ago, History of Marion County, West Virginia, 1969

     Near Smithtown, on lands of John C. Malone, is an Indian burying place, located under an overhanging rock, close to White Day Creek.  A number of bones and skeletons have been taken from this ancient cemetery, by Dr. Kramer and others.

    In September 1882, a large skeleton was unearthed in the district by F.M. Fetty and wife.  It was in a sitting position, in a rock grave, walled up with loose stones.  In the summer of 1883, James Faulkner and others found an unusually large skeleton in the district.  It is said to be that of a man whose stature was not less than seven feet, and who evidently belonged to prehistoric times. (Dr. Kramer measured the skeleton and found it to be seven-feet-four inches long, and supposed its owner, when living, must have been almost eight feet tall.