According to Professor Aaron Demsky, a biblical history expert, these inscriptions are derived from the Philistine language, referring to the name Goliath. The carved script dates back to around 950 BCE, coinciding with the historical period suggested by biblical scholars.

Furthermore, archaeologists have found giant human skeletons worldwide, from Tunisia, Pennsylvania, Glen Rose, Texas, Gargayan in the Philippines, Syria, Morocco, Australia, to the expansive Urbasa mountains in Western Spain. Most notably, the “Java Giants” discovered in South China were considered a widespread phenomenon.

Skeletons found in South China indicate that giants had six fingers on each hand. Soviet Georgia revealed skeletons of individuals standing at 3 meters tall with six fingers on each hand and foot.

Additionally, findings include giant-sized tools, bones, and artifacts suggesting a remarkable difference in size compared to the typical human remains.

In the summer of 2004, an expedition team in Indonesia unearthed the remains of Hobbit-sized humans, measuring approximately 1 meter tall. Scholars believe these beings existed around 13,000 years ago.

The research team, led by Professor T. Jacob, classified the hobbit species as Homo Floresiensis, named after Flores Island in Indonesia where the skeletons were found. Some theories suggest that hobbits lived peacefully in dense forests, sparking curiosity among other human species exploring the region.

The meticulous gathering of evidence worldwide in recent centuries has failed to definitively confirm the existence of giants and dwarfs on Earth. The question remains: Did they perish or, having fulfilled their purpose, return to another realm? Could Earth not sustain their dietary needs, or did giants and dwarfs coexist with regular-sized humans like us, forming complex societal structures of their own? These questions linger as an enduring enigma.