Ancient Hobbit-Sized People Remains Found

This is an amazing find!!

Once upon a time, on an isolated island of Indonesia, there lived a colony of little people � very little people.

Not only did anthropologists find the skeletal remains of a hobbit-sized, 30-year-old adult female, in this fairy-tale-like discovery they also uncovered in the same limestone cave the remains of a Komodo dragon, stone tools and a dwarf elephant.

abcnews.go.com...

Also, more news here:
news.nationalgeographic.com...

It looks like they finally found the real location of the Shire. I thought it was interesting until it got to the dwarf elephant part. Now it's just weird.

Already on ATSNN yesterday...

This will definetely change the evolutionary theory for humans.

it's only a matter of time, before another amazing discovery, it makes you think now, doesn't it, that if Frodo-like people were real, what else is really real? hmmmm.......



[edit on 10-28-2004 by worldwatcher]

if there was little people then maybe there's a bit of truth in the modern yeti/bigfoot mystery

Hmm maybe this could prove that we were not the first INTELLIGENT life here, but maybe this over race could have been here before us....Interesting !

Like I said in my other post, there might be a race of Gigantic humans we havn't discovered yet. A week ago most people would have laughed and discredited me, but now its completely different. If a race of smaller humans has been found and proven, why can't a giant race of humans as well?

Great find! I wonder if J.R.R Tolkien was ever in Idonesia?

Mainstream science is heading into the direction of what we may term paranormal. It seems the progression will eventually lead to even more bizarre revelations of which mainstream humanity remains totally unaware of. E.T disclosure may just be as well in the near future.

I.E. Discovering weird looking skulls, remnants of advanced technology.

Since I looked and looked...but didn't find this before:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

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