Article compiled by Glen W. Chapman in 2004 from various sources presenting extensive archaeological evidence of an extinct race of quasi-giants that once roamed North America.

Provides an interpretation of some unusual stacking stones washed out of an Illinois cornfield in 2002. Spear points found with them date them to the pre-Clovis Paleo-Indian Period.

How did the wall at Fort Mountain get built? This puzzle has intrigued men since its discovery. A Georgia State Park near Chatsworth

Photos and descriptions of iconographic artifacts from a confirmed prehistoric habitation site in southeastern Ohio. Includes details of research and verification of both lithic and organic artifact material and evidence of prehistoric iron smelting including radiocarbon dating.

Explores archeological anomalies that suggest an extinct race of extremely tall people distinct from Amerindians once inhabited portions of North America.