According to legends, a great race of people who built gigantic buildings such as pyramids and large divided temples once walked the Earth. Their existence also tells the story of David and Goliath, or countless fairy tales. The mystery is why these people died. The remains, of an unusually large size, allegedly found by scientists in Rome, could help answer this question.
The gigantic skeletons of Argevay in Rome are the remains of the Burebista leader’s excavation, which have been known for more than half a century and are loved by people all over the world, say legendary accomplices and lovers. Among the people who participated in the excavations in Rome was Lopits Florea, the current eighty-year-old master, according to Beforeitsnews.com. In 1940 he unearthed a huge skull which he showed to the archaeologist and then continued his excavations without workers. The remains, according to Florea, were loaded onto trucks and kept secret.
The cemetery was supposed to contain about 80 bones, and most of them were complete. In addition, they found large preserved ceramic vessels filled with gravel. “Since then, everyone knows where the skeletons are,” says Florea, interviewed by the Roman weekly Libertatea. However, in recent years, the inhabitants of Scaiepi also discovered the Titans’ cemetery during the planting of the apple orchard. In addition to the huge skulls, they discovered intact skeletons, jewelry, fragments of special 3-meter sculptures. In addition, a group of archaeologists arrived at the site, took away the remains, and the discovery fell into oblivion, being traced among the local people.
Interestingly, the Gypsies know many legends on which the giants were based. They inhabited the forests surrounding Scaiepi. According to local residents, there are huge vaults high in the mountains that may hide underground passages with treasures. But when journalists in 2016 had to embark on a mystery, they discovered that the investigation was strictly secret.
