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Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Chillicothe Ohios Ancient Nephilim Queens Burial Mound
Chillicothe, Ohios Ancient Nephilim Queens Burial Mound
Prehistoric America, 1911
Under a mound at Chillicothe, the skeleton was discovered of a very tall woman who died young ; her teeth were all intact, and at her feet lay the bones of a child. Beneath these human remains was greasy black earth, in which the microscope has revealed remains of animal matter and heaps of cinders. Further excavations brought to light a great many other bones. It is uncertain whether they were those of unfortunates offered up in sanguinary rites, or merely of those whose remains had been subjected to cremation as a mark of respect. All the bodies lay on the left side, and by each one was placed a vessel full of food, which would hardly have been provided for victims. These are very characteristic funeral rites.
Prehistoric America, 1911
Under a mound at Chillicothe, the skeleton was discovered of a very tall woman who died young ; her teeth were all intact, and at her feet lay the bones of a child. Beneath these human remains was greasy black earth, in which the microscope has revealed remains of animal matter and heaps of cinders. Further excavations brought to light a great many other bones. It is uncertain whether they were those of unfortunates offered up in sanguinary rites, or merely of those whose remains had been subjected to cremation as a mark of respect. All the bodies lay on the left side, and by each one was placed a vessel full of food, which would hardly have been provided for victims. These are very characteristic funeral rites.
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