The claim that the bones of human giants have been found buried next to dinosaur remains is a complete fabrication and a popular internet hoax. This scenario is scientifically and historically impossible and has been consistently debunked by the archaeological and paleontological communities.

The idea of human beings and dinosaurs coexisting is impossible due to the vast chasm of time that separates their existences. The last of the non-avian dinosaurs went extinct approximately 66 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous period. The earliest anatomically modern humans, Homo sapiens, appeared much more recently, around 300,000 years ago. This time gap of tens of millions of years means that humans and dinosaurs never walked the Earth together. The “ancient archaeological sites” where early human remains are found are in entirely different geological layers than the rock formations containing dinosaur fossils.

The myth of giant human skeletons is a persistent hoax, often fueled by doctored photographs and sensationalized stories. There is no credible archaeological evidence for a race of giants. In many cases throughout history, claims of giant human remains have been the result of a misidentification of the bones of prehistoric animals, such as mammoths or dinosaurs, which are easily mistaken by the untrained eye for colossal humanoid skeletons. While the story of giants and dinosaurs is a captivating one, the real and verifiable discoveries of both human and dinosaur history, found in their own respective places in the Earth’s timeline, are far more valuable to science.