The Giants of Catalina Island | Prehistoric Mysteries on California's Channel Islands
(MegalithomaniaUK) This is a new documentary exploring the mysteries of Santa Catalina Island (Pimu) 25 miles from the mainland beach in coastal San Pedro, Los Angeles County.
Los Angeles' Channel Islands have turned up hundreds of controversial discoveries; not only thousands of giant skeletons (over 8 feet long), but a prehistoric stone circle, incredibly ancient carbon dating, and evidence of historic red and blond-haired white islanders.
Thousands of giant skeletons, Indian artifacts, and evidence of occupation going back as far as 9,000 years have been scientifically recorded on the islands, with human occupation possibly dating as far back as 30,000 years before the present.
The story is intriguing and controversial, and it stars amateur archeologist Ralph Glidden and his bizarre museum of bones and artifacts on Catalina Island. But a few years before that, a German naturalist got the story going in 1913.
- Avalon, California (city)
- The Island of the Blue Dolphins, where lived "Karana" (forced to convert in Ventura and christened "Juana Maria" before her untimely death at the hands of her meddling captors/saviors), is based on a very real Channel Island named San Nicolas Island 25 miles farther out from Catalina
- The Nicoleños in Los Angeles: Documenting the Fate of the Lone Woman's Community
Dr. A. W. Furstenan unearthed an 8-foot skeleton with artifacts such as mortar and pestles and arrow heads on Catalina. He was told of a legend while in Mexico of a giant and noble race that lived on the island that existed long before the white man (European arrival) and had since vanished.
The film features Hugh Newman and Jim Vieira, authors of Giants on Record, ancient symbolism researcher Jj Ainsworth and Native American islander Mason Sanchez Lassos, a member of the Tongva/Gabrielino Tribe.
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- Megalithomania (YouTube, March 31, 2020); Xochitl, Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterlly
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