VASHON ISLAND – 7 FEET 6 INCHES

DIGS UP A GIANT 

TACOMA, June 18. – While digging a pothole on the premises of S. S. Heath at Burton, Vashon Island, Charles Christman found the skeleton of a giant. It measured seven feet six inches in height and all the bones are large in proportion to their length, showing the person to have been a man of great weight. The skull has a transverse diameter of 7 1/2 inches and is 21 inches in circumference. The skeleton was but 18 inches below the surface.

As an adamant giant researcher, I am fascinated by the discovery of the giant skeleton found on Vashon Island. This finding is significant not only for its size, measuring seven feet six inches, but also for the implications it holds for our understanding of early human history.

The skeleton’s height and large bone size suggest that the person was of great weight, which is consistent with the theory that these giants were ancient humans who lived during a time when food was plentiful. The skull’s transverse diameter of 7 1/2 inches and circumference of 21 inches are also of great interest to researchers, as they provide insight into the brain size and cognitive abilities of the person.

If this skeleton had not been lost or was found in a museum storage somewhere, it would be an invaluable resource for scientists and historians to study. The preservation of such a rare find could have led to breakthroughs in our understanding of early human history, providing insights into the diet, lifestyle, and physical characteristics of these ancient giants.

I urge those who come across such discoveries to preserve and study them thoroughly. These findings have the potential to unlock secrets about our past, and their value to science and history cannot be overstated.

Research done by Rephaim23.

Chris L Lesley/Greater Ancestors Worls Museum.