Texas Giant human skull by David Allen Deal

There are groups in our society that have always tried to supress any evidence that supportsbiblical history, such as the flood of Noah, or existence of giants, whereever and whenever theyhave been found in the past. Sometimes the evidence is sent to the Smithsonian or a state uni-versity from which it disappears, never to be seen again. As time passes these efforts are everincreasing, and now we see attacks against all religion by wild-eyed fanatic atheists. Thefamous Davenprt Iowa, Academy of Natural Sciences dispute with and report about the arro-gance of Mr. Henshaw of the Smithsonian by Charles Putman in 1885 is another example ofhonest academics going up against the Smithsonian Institute and the erroneous and spitefulpolicies of its director, Major John Wesley Powell.1 The evidence for the existence of elephantsand mastodons and mammoths has been well reported from sites throughout the Americas forthe past 150 years, yet not many stop to realize the biblical significance of this. In other words,prior to the world wide deluge, ( Flood of Noah ) many robust animal types lived on theAmerican continent, and fossil evidence supports this claim. Examples are: elephants, bison,horses & camels. Of the latter two, examples are found as fossils in Anza Borego State Park inCalifornia, in a huge anticline near Fish Creek and split mountain.Modern horses and camels and elephants do not appear here in the Americas again until thou-sands of years after the flood. Some antediluvian life forms never appear here again, only toreappear in eastern Anatolia where the ark landed on a mountain. One form of antediluvian lifethat never reappears is super giant humans, except as an occasional bone or grave which areobviously of pre-flood origin. So-called “giant” graves are ususally of men less than eight feetin stature, yet considered to be giants - they weren’t. However there have been exceptions. Thisis one of those previously hidden and supressed stories.

It comes from a small bedroom community of Rockwall, Texas just east of Dallas and the oldTrinity River. This place is of great prehistorical interest, because of the buried 40 foot high wallthat enclosed approximately 30 square miles, now covered with 40 feet of marine (flood) sedi-

ments. In the past, for example, when the early residents were building the Courthouse, severalsubterranean rock-lined rooms were uncovered, and then filled-in for the modern structurebeing built. A rock lined tunnel down to the river was discovered, according to local architectJohn Lindsey, and even later while crews were building Interstate 30, a large rock-lined roomwas found because a huge road grader fell into it. Several excavations have been made toexpose the wall over the years, the latest, only about 5 years ago. Local squabbling and smalltown politics closed down their website, but not before I copied all the photograps of theexposed wall structure. I can’t use them for this article because of ownership and copyrightrestrictions, but I can send a few to interested parties who wish to see them via e-mail. ( http://www.noahsark-naxuan.com/4.htm ). Three follow-on stories, written in mid 1886 pub-lished in the ROCKWALL SUCCESS newspaper, were found in the archives by a member of theRockwall Historical Society in 2006 and sent to me. I have photocopies of these three clippings.They are datelined “Buffalo.” Buffalo was a small township, several miles south of Rockwallwhich no longer exists.

Rockwall Success May 28, 1886 2

--- Dateline “Buffalo”

“The greatest wonders that we have to record this week is the finding of a petrified human skull. Whileat work last Saturday, Ben Burton unearthed with his plow, a gigantic skull, fully as large as a half-bushel. The staring sockets wherein the eyeballs once rolled, were as large as a half-gallon cup. Somefew of the jaw-teeth still remained; one of them about an inch thick by two inches long. This goes toprove that this county was once inhabited by a race of people that would be wonderful to look at now.Dr. Wiggins thinks it the skull of some ante-deluvian giant, that would have weighed at least 1000pounds. Any one wishing to see this mammoth skull, can do so by calling at The Success office, as Mr.Burton says he will leave t there for inspection. –– Sam Slick”

Rockwall Success June 4, 1886 No. 19--- Dateline “Buffalo” May 30“THE MYSTERY SOLVED

The Rock Wall is Human Handiwork.

Wonders will never cease. Immediately after it was generally known that Mr. J. B. Burton had found thegigantic petrified skull, a large crowd collected and set about making an examination of the surroundingground. Spades, picks, and axes were plentiful and in use. Mr. W. R. Grier might have been seenpounding the ground with a huge hammer, and intently listening after each successive blow, when hewas heard to call out, “This way boys!” There was a general rush to his position. “Listen Boys,” saidGrier as he brought the hammer down with a heavy thump on a large flat rock.

To the astonishment of all, the hammer slipped from Grier’s hands, and after a short interval, washeard to strike something below that had the clear distinct ring of metal. Now the wildest excitement pre-vailed. A lantern and rope were quickly brought, and the earth was rapidly cleared away. The hole in therock, which proved to be slate, was enlarged and the lantern was let down into the murky darkness. Atlast Messrs Burton, Grier and J. B. Steger volunteered to descend and explore the mystery. The cavityproved to be a chamber about 60x100 feet square, and 40 feet from the floor to the slate roof throughwhich they had effected an entrance. This roof was supported on pillars of black marble, whose polishedsides glittered in the lamplight and made one think of the orient.

This underground palace will undoubtedly astonish the world, when thoroughly explored. In one cor-

ner stands a large iron chest - supposed to be full of gold or valuables which was so heavy as to baffleall efforts to remove it.

Among other things found was a huge iron bedstead, 25 feet long and a pair of sandals three feetwide by ten inches wide, a battle axe with a pole handle 12 feet long, which weighed at least 75 pounds.The explorers extended their investigation no further, but are sure that there are other rooms connectedwith the one visited.

The noted rock wall from which our county takes its name runs in a few gards (yards) of this palace.This we think settles that mystery. All surrounding circumstances go to show that this goliath built therock wall to enclose his vast estate.

Another visit has been made, the result of which your correspondent has not yet ascertained––– Sam Slick

Rockwall Success June 11, 1886- Dateline Buffalo June 8

“BUFFALO’S MARVELThe Palace and its Living (sic) Occupant.

We told you in our last, that another search had been made. Your correspondent visited this wonderfulsubterranean palace, to ascertain for himself the almost incredible facts connected with it. We arrived intime and were invited to descend with the exploring party, consisting of J. B. Steger, J. B. Grier, JessHandley, Tom Bratcher, J.B. Burton and Dr. Wiggins and your correspondent. We at once began examin-ing the walls, and found on the north side a huge iron door, which yielded to our efforts assisted by acrow bar and a sledge hammer. As it swung round on its rusty hinges, its harsh grating sound wasechoed and re-echoed from the cavern of darkness that lay before us. No one was in a hurry to go in, asa heavy noise was heard like the slamming of a door, and each feared to intrude. Finally Steger thrusthis lantern forward and peered in and at least walked forwarn ( forward ) followed by the party. Mr.Editor, I have read of unearthing buried cities, and of the mysterious things found in them, but never didI dream of seeing what we did that day. Tom Bratcher’s eyes could have been snared off with a grapevine.Dr. Wiggins, Grier, Steger and Handley gazed in awe at what met their sight. A huge iron kettle swungnear the floor. It would hold at least 1000 gallons, and against it (l)eaned a fork as large as a hay fork.You can better imagine our consternation when I tell you that we saw in that kettle a mass of bones andgrinning, staring skulls. Dr, Wiggins touched one with his cane and it fell into dust. There is no doubtthat the ancient Goliath, whose residence this was, was a fierce cannibal.

But may I be delivered from what we next encountered. In the center of the hall, we found an irontrap-door, which our combined strength at last raised; when from out of stygian darkness, there flappedscreaming a huge bird with eyes like Poe’s “nevermore” raven. In a dismal half-human voice, in gratingscreeches, the great bird seemed to cry “Get out of here, Get out of here!” ?It is needless to say that inmad terror we hastily obeyed, as the bird, blinded by the light, flew from wall to wall ( large Bat per-haps? ). We quickly reached the platform whence we were hastily drawn to the open air, Sterer, Grier andBracther fainted and Dr. Wiggins was so unnerved that he could do nothing for them. They were resusci-tated by throwing cold water into their faces. Bratcher said he would not have fainted if it had not beenthat when they opened the trap-door he “smelled something like yarn sox b_ _ gbug .” ( last wordunreadable ). -- Sam Slick

Exactly seven days after this final story appeared, on Jume 18, 1886 “The Rockwall Success” was soldout to new owners and the paper’s name was immediately changed to: “The Texas Success.” No follow-

on stories ever appeared in the new, larger formatted, paper’s pages. This circumstance should create aquestion in the reader’s mind. “Was the paper purchased to stop any further public information on thissubject giant men, which had become anathema to the, then current, Smithsonian Institute Powell doc-trine of ancient American migration and evolution theory, a doctrine that has been slavishly followed tothis “enlightened time.” The giant skull has obviously gone the way of the Smithsonian: swept under theacademic rug, or otherwise “dissappeared,” so as to not have any disruptive influence agaist the preva-lent academic theory. However, using the discriptions given by the paper’s correspondent and the wordof the other honest American town’s people of Rockwall, we can reconstruct the comparative size usingother photographs. It is hard for most people today to visualize a half-bushel basket or a gallon cup orjug, so these items are shown for size comparison to accurately scale the sizeof the skull, since no visual pictues exist, only verbal ones, but they suffice.

1/2 bushel basket, Rockwall’s giant skull, Gallon jug, Normal skull[ Giant skull photo is not the actual Rockwell skull - rather a scale representation ]

Items shown here are common everyday items of the time period. We don’tuse “bushels” too much in everyday life, but these well-known articles give agood idea of the sze of the skull. The Man is just a man ( for scale ) dressedin period garb. If we extrapolate from the size given for the skull we can seea giant of 18 feet in stature. We also know from the story, that this and pre-sumably others living around the defensive wall of Rockwall were canabalis-tic, and we can thus surmise the reason for the wall in the first place. Itappears that Dr. Wiggins of Rockwall was right.

“Dr. Wiggins thinks it the skull of some ante-deluvian giant, that would have weighed at least 1000 pounds.”

Actually 1620 pounds would be more accurate. One arrives at this numberby cubing the weight of an average 180 pound man.

Rockwall, Texas is built directly over nothing more than a pre-flood American city with a defensive wallsystem to protect the normal sized human inhabitants from maurauding, canabalistic giants. We can alsosee some of the reason for the flood in the first place, “...the earth had become corrupt and full of vio-lence.” And we also see the reason why many people who have alternative ideas and beliefs would wishto diminish, and cover up such valuable and biblical confirming evidence. As Sam Slick, the reportercould visualize, this information would be a sensation around the world. Yet it was effectively silencedby men of ill will. And we are the less for it.

Following Accounts and Articles by Mike Frizzell of the Enigma Project

1923 Arizona, Grand Canyon: The bodies of two petrified human beings 15 and 18 feet in height werediscovered.

Some time in the late 19th century, giants with double rows of teeth, red hair, and skulls 3 to 6 times thesize of normal humans were discovered on Catalina Island in California.

by Chad Arment of the North American Biofortean Review

B. 15-foot human skeleton found in S/E Turkey in late 1950's in the Euphrates valley during road con-struction. Many tombs containing giants were uncovered here. This pertains to the picture of the gianthuman femur and myself above.

Read more:http://www.geocities.com/saqatchr/page46.html

FOOTNOTES1 Search: davenport elephant pipeshttp://books.google.com/books?hl=en&id=jVItkIn6LWsC&dq=davenport+elephant+pipes&printsec=frontcover&source=web&ots=J6yJKV-Eil&sig=jtCWeengsXo0jp-p2XzI1ltGLtY#PPP1,M1

2 Three clippings from the Rockwall Success newspaper: May 28 - 30 June 4th and June 8th and 11th, 1886