Historical Impact: Thousands of Years Old Giant Skeletons Discovered Beneath the Mayan Pyramids

The excavation process began when the archaeological team probed the structure beneath the pyramid at the site of Chichen Itza, one of the largest cultural centers of the ancient Maya. After many months of work, they found an underground chamber hidden under rocks and sand, which contained skeletons of enormous size.

According to first estimates, these skeletons belong to individuals up to 4-5 meters tall, far exceeding the average size of modern humans. Scientists estimate that the age of these skeletons may reach more than 3,000 years and they are preserved in relatively good condition thanks to the dry and discreet environment beneath the pyramid.

This discovery is giving rise to many theories about the origin of the skeletons. Some researchers believe that they may belong to an unknown species of giant, while others are inclined to believe that they may be Mayan ritual symbols, created to worship the giant gods of their mythology.

Ancient texts and wall carvings inside the vault also provide important clues. They represent images of giant creatures, considered “protectors” of the Mayan civilization. Could this be evidence that the Mayans lived or interacted with a giant human species in the past?

This discovery has raised many questions about human history, the origin of these giant skeletons and their true meaning for the Mayan civilization. Archaeologists are currently conducting genetic and isotopic analyzes to determine the exact age and biological relationship of these skeletons.

The archaeological team promises to continue publishing more detailed information when the results of the investigation are completed. This discovery not only opens a new chapter in the exploration of Mayan history, but could also change our understanding of human evolutionary history.

The world follows every step of scientists, hoping that the mysteries of these giant skeletons will be answered as soon as possible.