“Evidence from pH๏τos and videos of giant skeletons: What is the proof that the Earth was once inhabited by giants?”

Such archeology is called forbidden, because if evidence were to be accepted by official science, it would be necessary to change the books on the evolution and history of man. It is simpler – to refrain from speculating on archaeological discoveries that can not be explained.

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