Hmm there were giants recorded by the Spanish explorers in South America at that time. Even British explorers then, shared similar accounts in the Americas.
The aquifers built by the Nasta Indians show standards of engineering almost unparalleled to this day, because of where they have transported the water too, an otherwise desert using underground water sources. Hmm something is quite awry when that region once was cultivated.
The story was the giants emerging from the sea violently attacked them building an aquifer and reservoir. Before moving on.
Curiously in comparison to that assumed alien. Didn't they worship 3 fingered entities supposedly it is on the Nasta drawings, and on some of their other relics. However the video here is a possible hoax where is the DNA backing it. Not plaster castings.
With myths yes they could have easily come from a ship, not seen by Indians who never used boats. Most contain a source of information and a sense of plausibility. Where fact is lost in rather vivid descriptions, and creative imaginations. Often because they simply didn't have the same descriptions or the same inventions or the same concepts we do today.
Hmm there were giants recorded by the Spanish explorers in South America at that time. Even British explorers then, shared similar accounts in the Americas.
The aquifers built by the Nasta Indians show standards of engineering almost unparalleled to this day, because of where they have transported the water too, an otherwise desert using underground water sources. Hmm something is quite awry when that region once was cultivated.
The story was the giants emerging from the sea violently attacked them building an aquifer and reservoir. Before moving on.
Curiously in comparison to that assumed alien. Didn't they worship 3 fingered entities supposedly it is on the Nasta drawings, and on some of their other relics. However the video here is a possible hoax where is the DNA backing it. Not plaster castings.
With myths yes they could have easily come from a ship, not seen by Indians who never used boats. Most contain a source of information and a sense of plausibility. Where there fact is lost in rather vivid descriptions, and creative imaginations. Often because they simply didn't have the same descriptions or the same inventions or the same concepts we do today.
Hmm there were giants recorded by the Spanish explorers in South America at that time. Even British explorers then, shared similar accounts in the Americas.
The aquifers built by the Nasta Indians show standards of engineering almost unparalleled to this day, because of where they have transported the water too, an otherwise desert using underground water sources. Hmm something is quite awry when that region once was cultivated.
The story was the giants emerging from the sea violently attacked them building an aquifer and reservoir. Before moving on.
Curiously in comparison to that assumed alien. Didn't they worship 3 fingered entities supposedly it is on the Nasta drawings, and on some of their other relics. However the video here is a possible hoax where is the DNA backing it. Not plaster castings.
With myths yes they should have easily come from a ship, not seen by Indians who never used boats.