Amorite Giants Numerology Codex of Gematria Found Within the Measuerments of Ohio Earthworks

Amorite Giants Numerology Codex of Gematria Found Within the Measurements of Ohio Earthworks

    The two basic numbers of the Gematria numerological codex are 666 for the Sun Father and 1080 that represented the Earth Mother. The Sacred Geometry behind the codex is very simple, the circle represented the Sun and the Square represented the "Four Winds' and the Earth Mother.

5 Earthworks in and around Chillicothe, Ohio, where each side of the squares measured 1080 feet, following the Gematria numerical codex, both numerologically and following the Sacred Geometry of the Earth Mother. These numbers are also found within the measure of the Piketon, Ohio earthworks. More here. https://nephilimgiantsinnorthamerica.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-sacred-vias-nephilim-gematria.html

Native American Haplo X DNA Traced Back to the Sea of Galilee

Native American Haplo X DNA Traced Back to the Sea of Galilee

   Did the accounted giants in the Bible known as the Amorites come to America? DNA evidence is conclusive evidence that it is true.

California's Ancient Female Nephilim Mummy

Martindale Mummy Reconstruction

The Martindale Nephilim Mummies were discovered in 1885 . In California's great Yosemite Valley . A group of miners led by G.F. Martindale found the remains of a woman nearly seven feet tall still holding a mummified child in a cave behind a wall of rock . These mummies are currently the property of Ripley's Museum .

The people Indigenous to the Yosemite region when whites arrived were the Ahwahneechee tribe. Ahwahneechee folklore relates a story of giants called Oo-el-en who came into the Yosemite Valley many years before the white man. The Oo-el-en, like the sitecah of nearby Nevada, were cannibalistic giants who ate the meat of the Indians. Oo-el-en would catch the adults and cut them into bite-size pieces, hanging their meat in the sun to dry into jerky. The legend says that the Ahwahneechees finally killed the giants and burned their bodies [The last of the Ahwahneechee died in the 1940s] reconstruction by Kay Hearle