British scientist James Smithson first founded the Smithsonian
Institution and then bequeathed it to the United States despite having never
visited there.
Since the US Government started funding and administering the Smithsonian in 1936 the institution has been involved ins several odd discoveries.
In the early 1800 pioneers moving onto Ohio and Mississippi Valley discovered vast number of abandoned earthwork general termed mounds.
The pioneers attributed these mounds to a sophisticated race of long vanished Builders.
In 1848 the new Smithsonian Institution drew attention to the mystery of the mounds creation in its first published book Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley .
The book author concluded that the Builders could not have been the ancestors of Native Americans still living in those regions.
According to David Hatcher Childress author and world traveller researcher, the content of many ancient mounds and pyramids of Midwest show that an ancient and sophisticated culture once populated the Mississippi River watershed. Not only had this culture been in contact with Euand other areas, but according to Childress many mounds reveal burials of giants seven to eight feet tall dress in full armour, sometimes buried with huge treasures.
This was not the only time oddly large bodies have been found or that amazing discoveries have been swept under the rug by he Smithsonian.
In 1880 skulls with horns were pulled from burial mounds at Sayte Bradford County. The odd horned skull were part of skeletons measuring seven feet tall.
The bone were sent to the American Investigating Museum in Philadelphia where they were stolen and never seen again.
In 1924 the paleontologists discovered skeletons of red haired giants in Lovelock caves of Nevada confirming the Indian legends that a race of
Since the US Government started funding and administering the Smithsonian in 1936 the institution has been involved ins several odd discoveries.
In the early 1800 pioneers moving onto Ohio and Mississippi Valley discovered vast number of abandoned earthwork general termed mounds.
The pioneers attributed these mounds to a sophisticated race of long vanished Builders.
In 1848 the new Smithsonian Institution drew attention to the mystery of the mounds creation in its first published book Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley .
The book author concluded that the Builders could not have been the ancestors of Native Americans still living in those regions.
According to David Hatcher Childress author and world traveller researcher, the content of many ancient mounds and pyramids of Midwest show that an ancient and sophisticated culture once populated the Mississippi River watershed. Not only had this culture been in contact with Euand other areas, but according to Childress many mounds reveal burials of giants seven to eight feet tall dress in full armour, sometimes buried with huge treasures.
This was not the only time oddly large bodies have been found or that amazing discoveries have been swept under the rug by he Smithsonian.
In 1880 skulls with horns were pulled from burial mounds at Sayte Bradford County. The odd horned skull were part of skeletons measuring seven feet tall.
The bone were sent to the American Investigating Museum in Philadelphia where they were stolen and never seen again.
In 1924 the paleontologists discovered skeletons of red haired giants in Lovelock caves of Nevada confirming the Indian legends that a race of
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"Our Occulted
History Do the Global Elite Conceal Ancient Aliens?" By Jim Marrs
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