Originally posted by Seekerof
I'm not sure Micro......
But let me bestow some words of wisdom I once heard...
Ancient legends and myths, often times, are factual based.
Agree. Like the myth of the great city of Angkor Wat's existence.
The Smithsonian Institute must think there is something to alot of these giant bones being found in various regions around the world and more
so in the US. So much so, that they dug a hole and covered everyone of them up and have done this various times...I posted a report on this somewhere
but I can dredge it up again if I have to. The point I'm eluding to is that someone or some group wants a portion of our ancient history to remain
"unknown."
There are times when one must add up things to arrive at an answer and one simply can't ignore the evidences concerning "giants." They are in
ancient historical writings; they are in holy texts; they are continually being discovered, etc.
The evidence is quite overwhelming. 
Until they dig up a giant human scull I remain in doubt. One must remember that there were thousands of "proofs" unicorns existed back in history
too. Until they figured it was only the front tooth of a sea beast they held in their hands and not the horn of the beast that carried Adam and Eve
out of Eden.
The displayed femur is somewhet deformed, isn't it? As far as I know human femurs are dead straight, but this one appears to be "bent" somehow. An
indication that we're talking about the thigh bone of another species?
I see the stories of the Nephilim as written allegory. The giants and monsters they write about, as I see it, were normal looking people. To
understand these stories we must know what the Tannakh and similar texts means when it speeks of "beasts and birds", "giants and monsters".
In Eden God placed Man (Adam in Hebrew) and the "beasts and birds". The "beasts and birds" were humans too. When God says in the Law of Moses
which animals can be eaten and which cannot. God doesn't speek merely of food for the stumach, but also, or even rather, food for the heart and food
for the mind. When the Watchers stepped down and took for themselves wives among the daughters of Man (and also wives among the daughters of the
"beasts and birds" according to some sources), they begat giants and monsters. The "Great men of the old": The Nephilim. Children of angels and
humans.
Blessings,
Mikromarius