"Oh my Gosh, this idea is so fun. So, let's say that giants were a true ancient race, that they were mentioned in the Bible and their burial mounds are all over North America. Some giants' giant graveyards are as big as many football fields. Early Ohioan farmers were frequently finding big bones, but then came the big Smithsonian cover-up! According to my sources, it is quite a sinister institution: freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/720497/posts
I thought the story of the giant petrified woman in a waterfall and the multitude of footprints heading for water were quite poignant. I'm interested in the emotional life of fantastical characters –like, for example, how does a clone feel about being a clone? What I like about history is how people remain a lot the same – the same fears and hopes over centuries. I hereby include giants in that shared emotional history: s8int.com/phile/giants21.html
Giants at war: stevequayle.com/Giants/N.Am/N.Am.War2.html "
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"Oh my Gosh, this idea is so fun. So, let's say that giants were a true ancient race, that they were mentioned in the Bible and their burial mounds are all over North America. Some giants' giant graveyards are as big as many football fields. Early Ohioan farmers were frequently finding big bones, but then came the big Smithsonian cover-up! According to my sources, it is quite a sinister institution: freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/720497/posts I thought the story of the giant petrified woman in a waterfall and the multitude of footprints heading for water were quite poignant. I'm interested in the emotional life of fantastical characters –like, for example, how does a clone feel about being a clone? What I like about history is how people remain a lot the same – the same fears and hopes over centuries. I hereby include giants in that shared emotional history: s8int.com/phile/giants21.html Giants at war: stevequayle.com/Giants/N.Am/N.Am.War2.html "