Ralph Glidden's Eight Foot Skeleton Picture From Catalina Island

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Posted by Sueanne47 (here)
How come we are finding skeletons unearthed with elongated skulls all over the world, but in Annunaki tablet evidence, they dont have them? Egyptian hieroglyphs show that royalty had these though, were they imitating another ancient alien species?

We just do not know. We can speculate.
I would speculate that there have been multiple visitations from multiple ET sources.
My personal guess is that the elongated skull types are from Sirius.
Cider says as much in post #16 above.
The giants with two rows of teeth and six fingers are speculated to have been offspring of the Annunaki if you will.
The results of the Annunaki bedding down with a female human.
Personally I'm of a different opinion. I think the giants are remnants of the genetic tinkering done in Atlantis, and that the Giants found in North America were remnants of giant refugees, from the catyclsim when Atlantis sank into the ocean.

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Posted by Cidersomerset (here)
I'm surprised I had not heard of this before ....But could tie in with the ET theory
as well...




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The Aquatic Ape Elaine Morgan BBC....I don't know when this was first aired ?

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=O4G95mcW8mg

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The Guardian....

Big brains, no fur, sinuses … are these clues to our ancestors' lives as 'aquatic apes'?

Controversial theory that seeks to explain one of the great leaps of human evolution
finds new support but still divides scientists



https://www.theguardian.com/science/...mate-evolution

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MAIL ON LINE....

Early human ancestors were 'aquatic apes': Living in water helped us evolve
big brains and walk upright, scientists say
Supporters of the aquatic ape theory include Sir David Attenborough
It says apes emerged from water, lost their fur, and started to walk upright
Theory will be revisited at London conference next week

By Amanda Williams

Published: 18:23, 28 April 2013 | Updated: 14:28, 29 April 2013

Read more.....

Professor Chris Stringer of the Natural History Museum, London, said that while wading
through water was as good as any explanation for our upright gait, the 'whole aquatic
ape package includes attributes that appeared at very different times in our evolution.'


Supporters of the theory say humans developed large brains thanks to
Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) - an omega-3 fatty acid found in seafood

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...#ixzz4IOt1zqwU
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INDEPENDENT...
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/sc...c-8608288.html

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Radio On- Aquatic Ape Hypothesis–Radio4- David Attenborough

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=5rUGBZmBrv8

Published on 2 Feb 2015

Scars of Evolution is an Excellent Radio 4 {UK} BBC two part radio series {Joined} presented by
Sir David Attenborough looking at the history and current status {2008}of the 'aquatic ape hypothesis'
first proposed 45 years ago by the late Sir Alister Hardy.

The series starts by looking at the history of the AAH and other competing theories of human origins -
and at the prevailing ideas about early human evolution in 1960 when Hardy first raised the tentative
question: Was man more aquatic in the past? Programme one considers Raymond Dart's Taung Child
discovery and the ensuing savannah theory of human origins, as popularised by Robert Ardrey and
Desmond Morris; the reaction to Hardy's radical alternative and to Elaine Morgan's bestseller: Descent
of Woman.

The second programme looks at the evidence that has accumulated in the last 5 - 10 years which seems
to be driving the anthropological herd inexorably down to the water's edge. It includes reports on brain
evolution, highlighting the essential fatty acids and nutrients that can only be sourced in the marine food
chain; the global coastal migrations of early hominids, including major water crossings 1 million years ago;
diving response and voluntary breath-control as semi-aquatic pre-adaptation for speech and some new and
intriguing research findings that seem to indicate that water-births may be a very ancient human adaptation
indeed.

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Elaine Morgan says we evolved from aquatic apes

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=gwPoM7lGYHw

Uploaded on 31 Jul 2009...Ted Talk

I was going back through this thread and realized just now what you were saying a couple of years back.
You are saying that with all the hints about the Dogon tribe, that maybe we have had genetic influence from them and as such this is why we see certain physiological attributes in humans.
I'm starting to grasp your language.
You don't always require folks to click on every link and watch every video but you use the information just in the headlines as a form of communication so as to get to your point ala a stepping stone path.

It's taken me how long to get your symbolic language Cider, but I think I'm getting the hang of it.