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Myths about Giants and the Megalithic Construction Problem


Examples of Megalithic Sites That Defy Explanation

A. Puma Punku (Bolivia)

Giant Hypothesis:

If a population of very large or powerful hominins existed, they could have physically lifted and transportedthese massive stones without advanced machinery.

B. Machu Picchu (Peru)

Giant Hypothesis:

If earlier civilizations were composed of larger-than-average humans, they could have more easily moved and shaped these stones. Legends of the Viracocha gods describe them as tall, powerful beings, possibly misinterpreted memories of a lost race of large builders.

C. Baalbek (Lebanon)

Giant Hypothesis:

Were these stones placed by physically stronger, larger humans with capabilities beyond ours? Biblical and Mesopotamian texts reference giant builders, possibly linking to Baalbek’s megalithic structures.

Myths and Oral Traditions That Support the Giant Hypothesis

Many ancient cultures claim that giants or gods built these structures:

If these are cultural memories of an actual race of large humans, could they have been the true builders?

Biological and Anthropological Feasibility of a Large Human Race

If giants or large hominins existed, what kind of species could they have been?

Why Is This Theory Not Considered in Mainstream Archaeology?

Conclusion: Could Giants Have Built These Sites?

The question remains: Are we looking at evidence of a forgotten, giant-building civilization that was wiped out? If so, where are their remains? If a cataclism of unimaginable proportions happened now, what would remain of our civilization for future surviving generations?