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12 Foot Giants found during a project know as The Little River Drainage District.

Clippings from The Hutchinson Gazette published in Hutchinson, Kansas on 12/17/1913 and Monroe County Mail, 18th December 1913.
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The Baal Cycle - Pt 2

In Episode 98, we delve into the mysteries surrounding the Temple of Baal, but that's only the beginning. Towering beside it lies the ruins of an ancient castle, perched on a cliff and bearing traces of destruction. What secrets do these structures hide?…

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🇪🇸 ¿Diferentes civilizaciones con cultos similares?

Cuanto más investigamos, más seguros estamos de que, en cierto momento, hubo una sola cultura que se extendió desde Grecia hasta China.

Sin embargo, esto jamás ha sido mencionado en ninguno de los libros de historia impresos.

🇬🇧 Different civilizations with similar cults?

The more we investigate, the more certain we are that, at a certain time, there was a single culture that spread from Greece to China.

However, this has never been mentioned in any of the printed history books.

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Six fingers, a double row of teeth and Giants of Old. Ralph Glidden Skeletons uncovered that were kept from the public.

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The astonishing precision measured to be more accurate than the width of a human hair.

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The construction worker Wally Wellington demonstrated (see video),
how very large bricks could be moved in ancient times. He claims that a pyramid could be completed with primitive tools in a construction time of 25 years with only 520 labourers.

Wally Wellington also built a concrete Stonehenge-like structure using only materials and techniques that did not rely on modern mechanical technology. He has demonstrated this technique on the Canadian science programme Daily Planet and also for the Discovery Channel.

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In 1964, Arthur C. Clarke, a British science fiction author and physicist, made an accurate prediction about what communications technology would look like in the year 2000.

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This is Onbashira, a 1,200-year-old festival in Japan where people ride a large tree trunk down a very steep hill.

The Onbashira festival takes place in the area around Lake Suwa in the centre of Nagano Prefecture.

During the festival, sixteen specially selected fir trees are cut down and then transported down a hill, where they are then placed at the four corners of each shrine. The participants of the festival ride on the trunks, called onbashira, as they slide down the mountain. Later, the trunks are dragged to the shrine and erected.

The festival has a reputation for being the most dangerous in Japan, as people are regularly injured or killed while riding on the logs.

This festival, which lasts several months, consists of two main parts, Yamadashi and Satobiki. The Yamadashi traditionally takes place in April, the Satobiki in May. The onbashira are exchanged every six (traditionally seven) years.

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