Over the last 50 years, locals in the Paoli Arbore region of southern Sardinia have discovered large bones, skeletons, and skulls in their fields, believed to belong to a race of giants. Archaeologists have also found skeletal remains of individuals over 8 to 12 feet tall. Additionally, ancient Nuragic tablets and tombs suggest a connection to giants.
The Nephilim, described in the Book of Genesis as the offspring of the sons of God and daughters of men, are linked to giants. Sardinia’s skeletal remains of exceptionally tall individuals and ancient legends of giants align with biblical accounts, suggesting a possible connection.
The Nuragic people, who lived on Sardinia around 2000 BC, were seafarers, healers, and astronomers. Ancient Nuragic tablets reference a race of giants, and their culture’s megalithic structures and observatories suggest awareness of these giants, possibly as their god-kings.
Researchers face challenges due to the lack of tangible evidence. Bones and teeth discovered by locals have been confiscated or lost, and authorities are accused of covering up findings. Additionally, many discoveries rely on oral testimonies and written accounts rather than physical proof.
The giant tombs, dating back to around 2500 BC, are large stone structures built to bury exceptionally tall individuals. They predate the Nuragic period and are believed to have been constructed specifically for giants, later reused by locals for their dead.
Marcello Polastri discovered a large human tooth in a giant’s tomb, which was analyzed by a local dentist and confirmed to be unusually large. However, after sending it to the university in Cagliari for further analysis, the tooth was reportedly lost, raising suspicions of a cover-up.
Many archaeologists argue that the giant phenomena are myths, attributing discoveries to misidentified human or animal remains or wishful thinking. They emphasize that ancient cultures on the island were regular-sized people, and no definitive evidence of giants has been found.
Early migrations in the 3rd millennium BC suggest that travelers from Mesopotamia came to Sardinia, bringing their culture, including step pyramids. Legends of giants in Sardinia may have been influenced by these Mesopotamian travelers, who could have introduced stories of giants like the Anunnaki.
Jamie Theakston travels to Sardinia to meet the archaeologists who claim to have found evidence of a race of giants. He speaks with researchers who claim to have discovered such evidence in networks of caves and tombs around the world.
Cast List:
Jamie Theakston: Investigative reporter
Andrew Gough: Writer, presenter and editor of The Heretic Magazine
Marcello Polastri: Sardinian Journalist
Paolo Melis: Former Mayor of Las Plassas
Ingino Argiolas: Local Woodworker
Alfonso Stiglitz: Archaeologist
Enrico Manca: Dentist
Luigi Sanna: Pontifical University of Oristano
Eric Meyers: Narrator
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