Archaeologists Are Wrong: Neanderthal Hybrids Uncovered at Lake Delavan, Wisconsin

Neanderthal Hybrids Uncovered at Lake Delavan, Wisconsin

Denisovan man was endowed with more Neanderthal DNA than modern humans.  This same hybrid race of gigantic size was found in large numbers in North America as documented in "The Encyclopedia of Ancient Giants in North America."

New York Times, May 4, 1912
STRANGE SKELETONS FOUND
Indications That Tribe Hithero Inknown Once Lived in Wisconsin
     Madison, Wisconsin, May 3 - The discovery of several skeletons of human beings while excavating a mound at Lake Delavan indicates that a heretofore unknown race of men once inhabited Southern Wisconsin.  Information of the discovery was brought to Madison today by Maurice Morrisey, of Delavan, who came here to attend a a meeting of the Republican State Central committee. Curator Charles E. Brown of the State Historical Museum will investigate the discoveries within a few days.
     Upon opening one large mound at Lake Lawn farm, eighteen skeletons were discovered by the Phillips Brothers. The heads, presumably those of men, are much larger than the heads of any race which inhabit America today. From directly over the eye sockets, the head slopes straight  back and the nasal bones protrude far above the cheek bones.  The jaw bones are long and pointed, bearing a minute resemblance to the head of a monkey.  The teeth in the fron of the jaw are regualr molars.
    There were found in the mounds the skeletons, presumably of women, which had smaller heads, but were similar in facial characteristics.  The skeletons were embedded in charcoal and covered over with layers of baked caly to shed the water from the sepulchre.

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Seneca Iroquois Giant Buried in a Mound

Hopewell Seneca Iroquois Giant Buried in a Mound

    A Seneca of giant proportions having wandered west to the Mississippi, and from thence east again to the sea-coast, about the period of the colonization of the country, received a gun from a vessel, together with some ammunition, and an explanation of its use. Having returned to the Senecas at Ga-nun-da-sa-ga, be exhibited to them the wonderful implement of destruction, the first they had ever seen, and taught them how to use it. Soon after, from some mysterious cause, he was found dead; and this mound was raised over him on the place where he lay.Seneca Iroquois Giant Buried in a Mound

Excavating Ohio's Ancient Giant Queen at Chillicothe, Ohio

Excavating Ohio's Ancient Giant Queen at Chillicothe, Ohio

Prehistoric America, 1911

     Under a mound at Chillicothe, the skeleton was discovered of a very tall woman who died young; her teeth were all intact, and at her feet lay the bones of a child. Beneath these human remains was greasy black earth, in which the microscope has revealed remains of animal matter and heaps of cinders. Further excavations brought to light a great many other bones. It is uncertain whether they were those of unfortunates offered up in sanguinary rites, or merely of those whose remains had been subjected to cremation as a mark of respect. All the bodies lay on the left side, and by each one was placed a vessel full of food, which would hardly have been provided for victims. These are very characteristic funeral rites.