A surreal discovery: Titanic swords discovered, but the remains of the giants are hidden

A recent archaeological find in the remote Altai Mountains, on the border between Russia, Mongolia and China, has ignited an unprecedented historical and scientific debate. A team of researchers, led by Swedish archaeologist Lars Edvardsson, discovered what appears to be a series of colossal swords buried almost 20 meters deep. These massive weapons, with an average length of 4.5 meters and an estimated weight of more than 200 kilograms, feature unknown manufacturing that defies conventional explanations.

The discovery was made during an expedition in June 2024, using advanced ground-penetrating radar designed to explore archaeological remains in hard-to-reach areas. The swords were located in an area surrounded by monolithic structures that researchers consider an ancient ceremonial field or even a collective burial site. The inscriptions on the swords, engraved in an unknown language, show symbols and patterns reminiscent of ancient mythological texts that recount the existence of giants.

The discovery of these swords has reopened old rumors and theories about the existence of giants in ancient times. However, what most intrigues researchers is the complete absence of bone remains. Over the years, stories have circulated of discoveries of gigantic bones in different parts of the world, from North America to Africa, but they always mysteriously disappear before being scientifically studied.

Professor Edvardsson suggested a controversial hypothesis: “These bones may have been deliberately removed by ancient societies or even by modern agents seeking to cover up evidence of unknown civilizations.” Other archaeologists, more skeptical, argue that the swords could have been ceremonial and were not necessarily associated with giant beings, but with unknown ritual practices.

The swords, made of a metal alloy that has not yet been fully identified, have a cutting edge that appears to have remained intact over millennia. This has led experts to speculate that the technology used to manufacture them far exceeded the capabilities of any known civilization of the time. Preliminary dating tests place the origin of these weapons between 2,000 and 3,000 years BC.

One of the swords, which researchers dubbed “The Colossal”contains a hilt adorned with inlays of obsidian and amber, materials that are not native to the region, suggesting a commercial or cultural network of global reach. Furthermore, the precise alignment of the swords on the ground seems to indicate some type of astronomical pattern, reinforcing the idea that these artifacts were linked to beliefs or rituals of great importance.

The discovery has attracted experts from different disciplines, from historians and linguists to geologists and physicists. Some of the boldest theories include the possibility that the giants actually existed as an unknown human subspecies, whose disappearance was caused by climatic factors, disease, or even conflict with modern humans.

On the other hand, the most skeptical suggest that these weapons could have belonged to a lost advanced civilization, whose technological secrets have faded over time. However, similarities between swords and descriptions of colossal weapons in mythologies such as Norse, Hindu, and Mesopotamian have generated renewed interest in analyzing ancient texts for additional clues.