re: Apparently Indians that lived along the gulf coast were pretty tall

From your Gadsden Times link on other southeastern skeleton remains -

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The skeleton appeared to be that of a giant. Henry could easily place his head in its skull, and the bone was a half-inch thick. The thigh bone was almost 22 inches in length, and the bone from the shoulder to the elbow measured 20 inches. When all the bones were placed in their proper positions, they showed the owner must have been close to 12 feet tall from the top

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I am starting to believe that the US was the old world.

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Atlantis was in the Americas

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I read a book about a spanish man whose ship bounced around what now is Florida and ended up just west of the Mississippi. I think they began with 300? mean and 2 survived (separately)

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That can happen in Marrero.

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RAMBLIN WRECK

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What are you reading?

There are literally hundreds if not thousands of newspaper articles from the 19th century and early 20th century of giant bones being found in mounds all over the US. Unless, every single instance was a lie, there were some giants here at some point.

There are some historical accounts too. I believe it was the DeSoto exposition that ran into a few Indians, chiefs in what are now Alabama and Arkansas, that were at least seven and a half feet tall and of gigantic stature.

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I read a book about a spanish man whose ship bounced around what now is Florida and ended up just west of the Mississippi. I think they began with 300? mean and 2 survived (separately). He noted the large Indians in Floria and said their arrows could go a man's hand width into an oak tree. He ship and rafts were wrecked, and all provisions lost. The Indians that caught and enslaved him in south Texas were always on a starvation diet and on borderline existence. He eventually got reunited with another survivor and made it to Mexico area.

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Cabeza de Vaca, who was part of the Narvaez expedition, which came before De Soto. His is an incredible story. He was made a slave by the Indians who rescued him and four other survivers after a hurricane cast them ashore near Galveston. He later became a medicine man or healer and moved from tribe to tribe until he he made it to Mexico and came across some Spanish slavers.

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Neat. I've always wanted to know more about the north American mound builders

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You're in luck. Our very own state has a state of the art field where mounds used to be. You can spend all day walking in tall grass and dodging ant beds and then cool off in the wasp invested museum to view a collection of rocks. After that don't forget to check out the world renowned strip club in mound.

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There are literally hundreds if not thousands of newspaper articles from the 19th century and early 20th century of giant bones being found in mounds all over the US. Unless, every single instance was a lie, there were some giants here at some point.

There are some historical accounts too. I believe it was the DeSoto exposition that ran into a few Indians, chiefs in what are now Alabama and Arkansas, that were at least seven and a half feet tall and of gigantic stature.

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So, where are these giant bones now?

Man this whole paragraph really hurt my head. Your grammar and sentence structure blows.