Giant Skeletal Remains Were Found at Etowah Mounds. The Museum Doesn't Mention It.

The Etowah Mounds in Georgia have a museum on site dedicated to the cultural groups and Native Americans credited with their construction. The displays are thorough. What they do not mention - anywhere - is that the excavation of those mounds produced skeletal remains of giants. Randall has photocopies of the original excavation reports. They are explicit. Seven foot plus skeletal remains were found and documented by the researchers who dug them up. That documentation exists. The museum simply chose not to include it.

Randall's question is the one that the omission demands. Why? The reports are not disputed or classified - they are original primary source documents that Randall holds copies of. The remains were found, recorded, and then effectively disappeared from the public presentation of the site. It is the same pattern Randall has documented across multiple locations - giant skeletal remains excavated, reported, and then quietly removed from the narrative that the public is allowed to encounter. Etowah is not an isolated case. It is one more entry in a consistent record of deliberate omission.