October 2022

 


Note: I have written this article for Mysterious Universe (MU).

The history of Sicily has always been entwined with those of giants. As per many Greek historians, including Homer, the earliest inhabitants of the island were one-eyed, cave-dwelling giants called the Cyclopes. They were not only regarded as expert blacksmiths, but were also credited with building many "Cyclopian Walls" using massive, polygonal stone blocks. Tommaso Fazello, the father of Sicilian history, wrote about giant 30-feet long human-like skeletons that were unearthed at many places in Sicily. Could the legend of the Cyclopes be based on facts?

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https://mysteriousuniverse.org/2022/10/The-Incredible-Giants-of-Ancient-Sicily-Was-Homer-Right-about-the-Cyclopes-/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Note: I have written this article for Mysterious Universe (MU).

Legends of the giants who roamed the world in the ancient times are found in almost every culture and depicted in art, particularly in a form that is widely known as the "Master of Animals" or "Mistress of Animals". What is perhaps not so well known is that a number of esteemed Greco-Roman historians such as Herodotus, Pliny, Philostratus, Pausanius and others reported on the discovery of many "giant skeletons" that were found within tombs and coffins. In addition, the discovery of giants bones in the modern era at Castelnau and Montpellier in France, provides compelling evidence that the ancient legends about giants may very well be based on facts. 
 
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