Do giants exist?

2024-02-04T04:09:53.845Z

Highlights: Do giants exist? Throughout Greek mythologies, the Bible, Nordic mythology, and many other civilizations, giants appear as omnipresent figures. Bob Bellanca invites Patrice Marty, expert in archeology, passionate about the unexplained, to hear his theories on the question. Together, they explore the disturbing archaeological discoveries linked to the skeletons of giants, mysteriously found in the four corners of the globe. Between myths, legends, and reality, they question the existence of these gigantic beings and the implications that this could have in the history of humanity.

Do giants exist? Throughout Greek mythologies, the Bible, Nordic mythology, and many other civilizations, giants appear as omnipresent figures, raising questions about their role in the construction of our past. In this captivating episode of "Mysteries & Unexplained", Bob Bellanca invites Patrice Marty, expert in archeology, passionate about the unexplained and author of several works, to hear his theories on the question. Together, they explore the disturbing archaeological discoveries linked to the skeletons of giants, mysteriously found in the four corners of the globe. Between myths, legends, and reality, they question the existence of these gigantic beings and the implications that this could have in the history of humanity. Between scientific analysis and ancestral stories, this episode takes you on an intriguing journey to the border between reality and legend. Explore the fascinating implications of these archaeological discoveries for understanding our past, through archaeological digs, giant footprints, and elongated skulls. “Mysteries & Unexplained” is a podcast created by BTLV, adapted and broadcast by Europe 1. If you like paranormal stories and events that go beyond rationality, or you are curious about new discoveries, this podcast is for you. The comments made in this episode are solely those of the person(s) invited." Our editorial team used an Artificial Intelligence tool to support the creation of this written content Production credits: Hugo Maze-dit-Mieuxement for Europe 1 Studio Visuel : Axelle Maurel with Sidonie Mangin Artistic direction: Xavier Jolly Voice recording: Marc O. Grunfeld and Victor Naulleau Innovation direction: Jamal Lassiri Media coverage: Lagardère Publicité News