The claim of a mass grave of “Giant One-Eyed Skeletons” found beneath London is a fictional narrative. There is no credible archaeological or scientific evidence to support such a discovery. This kind of story is a common hoax, often created with digital manipulation to create a sensationalized narrative.

While mythical giants are not found, the ground beneath London is a treasure trove of real, significant archaeological discoveries. For example, during the excavation for the Crossrail project, archaeologists unearthed a mass burial site of victims of the Great Plague of 1665. They also found the remains of a Roman amphitheater, medieval burial grounds, and countless artifacts spanning over two millennia of the city’s history.

A more accurate, though still gruesome, parallel to your request is a real archaeological find in England. In 2012, archaeologists in York unearthed a Roman-era cemetery containing the remains of at least 80 individuals who had been decapitated. Some of the skeletons showed signs of injuries consistent with gladiator combat. One of the most striking finds was a skull with a missing eye socket that had been replaced with an ornamental stone, a grim but fascinating discovery that offers a real glimpse into a violent past.