Giants in South Africa - by Michael Tellinger

**The One** · 17th November 2013, 16:43

Published on Nov 17, 2013
Professor Francis Thackeray shows Michael Tellinger and friends the rarely seen part of the upper leg bone with hip joint of a giant that would have stood about 12 feet or 3,5 metres tall. This bone has been in the vaults of of the medical school at WITS University, Johannesburg since the early 1960s, when it was found by miners in a mine in northern Namibia. It is one of the most precious and rare specimens available today that clearly indicate the existence of giants in Southern Africa more than 40,000 years ago.

Michael shares this video clip as part of his continued research into the origins of humankind, the vanished civilisations of southern Africa and the strange anomalies we discover on this journey.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnAgOagVO2c

**BabaRa** · 17th November 2013, 16:59

I enjoy all of Tellinger's Books. . . .other confirmations of same.

Klaus Dona an artefact researcher from Austriae discovered that there were quite a lot of archaeological findings that were hard to explain. He came across some bones from Ecuador, and examinations by experts confirmed that they belonged to a 7.6 meter human giant!
http://www.sydhav.no/giants/dona_ecuador.htm

Klaus has done several interviews (one on Project Camelot). I really like him, he provides a lot of interesting info about our past that isn't revealed to us and he does it in an unsensational way, which appeals to me.

**Frances** · 17th November 2013, 17:11

Good to know that scholar's are prepared to examine the evidence more closely and to not just call it an out of place artefact.
Frances.

**monk** · 17th November 2013, 17:20

....she has every reason to look as worried as she does. Poor woman.

**The One** · 17th November 2013, 17:22

Originally posted by monk

....she has every reason to look as worried as she does. Poor woman.

Great observation monk lol

**monk** · 17th November 2013, 17:30

Cheers Malc, I just hope the pasty ginger fella stage left is waving over five of his mates to tackle Brutus the Impaler and save his Mrs from what will most definitely be the last night of her life. Bloody giants, always coming over here taking our women....

**shamanseeker** · 18th November 2013, 15:56

A typical scientist. Because they have evidence of homo sapiens 100,000 years ago, even though this was found in an area with deposits of 10 milliion years old, instead of asking themselves if homo sapiens could have been here for longer, they say that it must be 100,000 years old and a close relative of apes because there has been evidence of homo sapiens 100,000 years old! This imo is not very scientific!

**Amanda** · 26th December 2013, 01:52

Wonderful piece of well presented information. As for the artwork - well I don't know why the giant is depicted as wanting a regular sized human female - there would surely be no pleasure for either party in any intimate activity. Maybe he was going to make her into a meal - who knows!! There have been theories posited that suggest the giants mated with humans however these theories seem to be fraught with logistical problems. If we posit that the giant could actually engage in any form of intimate interaction with a female human - there does not seem to be any hope of her surviving the 'onslaught' to her body - let alone reproducing. If however there were some type of in vitro fertilisation processes or dna replication processes then possibilities become realities.

Artworks such as the one presented in this article sure do get the brain activated. Hopefully the giant is just patting her - maybe he was looking for a pet as a companion!!

Much Peace - Amanda