mojo
15th August 2017, 02:59
Were the giants the ones that initiated the cannibalism of the American past? Interesting the recent story of US soldiers killing the Afghan Giant found near a cave with lots of human remains was also a cannibal.
The advertisement for the documentary provides a short overview about the Cloudeaters, viewers only need to watch the first half of the clip to get the theme....
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A small snippet from wikipedia (The wiki article only hints at cannibalism nothing on giants)
The cohesive Chacoan system began unravelling around 1140, perhaps triggered by an extreme fifty-year drought that began in 1130, chronic climatic instability, including a series of severe droughts, again struck the region between 1250 and 1450. Poor water management led to arroyo cutting; deforestation was extensive and economically devastating: timber for construction had to be hauled instead from outlying mountain ranges such as the Chuska mountains, which are more than 50 miles (80 km) to the west. Outlying communities began to depopulate and, by the end of the century, the buildings in the central canyon had been neatly sealed and abandoned.
Some scholars suggest that violence and warfare, perhaps involving cannibalism, impelled the evacuations. Hints of such include dismembered bodies—dating from Chacoan times—found at two sites within the central canyon.
Now after watching Tom Horns video my thinking is that it wasn't the native peoples that were cannibals it was more likely the Giants, although the scientist Turner in the video does not make that connection to them but points to a more human cause. Interesting the native american interviewed does not point the cause to the other local natives surrounding the region as they were familiar with them.
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Interesting how much of Astronomy was tied into the culture..
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Tom Horn makes many connections. He shares from a Biblical perspective and Timothy Alberino, Steve Quayle join him to discuss recent findings. They try to tackle the mystery of explaining that the modern Pueblo story of what happened but should be recounted in reverse. Also they discuss how the Smithsonian was taking all the evidence and is tied in as well.
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The advertisement for the documentary provides a short overview about the Cloudeaters, viewers only need to watch the first half of the clip to get the theme....
b8WIliDBRAc
A small snippet from wikipedia (The wiki article only hints at cannibalism nothing on giants)
The cohesive Chacoan system began unravelling around 1140, perhaps triggered by an extreme fifty-year drought that began in 1130, chronic climatic instability, including a series of severe droughts, again struck the region between 1250 and 1450. Poor water management led to arroyo cutting; deforestation was extensive and economically devastating: timber for construction had to be hauled instead from outlying mountain ranges such as the Chuska mountains, which are more than 50 miles (80 km) to the west. Outlying communities began to depopulate and, by the end of the century, the buildings in the central canyon had been neatly sealed and abandoned.
Some scholars suggest that violence and warfare, perhaps involving cannibalism, impelled the evacuations. Hints of such include dismembered bodies—dating from Chacoan times—found at two sites within the central canyon.
Now after watching Tom Horns video my thinking is that it wasn't the native peoples that were cannibals it was more likely the Giants, although the scientist Turner in the video does not make that connection to them but points to a more human cause. Interesting the native american interviewed does not point the cause to the other local natives surrounding the region as they were familiar with them.
gnvmnhy9pHI
Interesting how much of Astronomy was tied into the culture..
DRnn7bQh6Zg
Tom Horn makes many connections. He shares from a Biblical perspective and Timothy Alberino, Steve Quayle join him to discuss recent findings. They try to tackle the mystery of explaining that the modern Pueblo story of what happened but should be recounted in reverse. Also they discuss how the Smithsonian was taking all the evidence and is tied in as well.
dwYXaWxIqpw