Mystery of Giant-Headed Mummy Found in Peru

A mummified elongated skull found in Peru. The strangely shaped head - almost as big as its 50 cm (20 inch) body - has baffled anthropologists.

Skull has soft spot, found in infants, yet also two large molars, found in older humans. Three anthropologists agree: "It is not a human being."

It was one of two sets of remains found in the city of Andahuaylillas in the southern province of Quispicanchi. The skeletal sets were discovered by Renato Davila Riquelme, who works for the Privado Ritos Andinos museum in Cusco in south-eastern Peru.  He said that that the eye cavities are far larger than normally seen in humans.

The height of the skull is 50 cm. A man like this should be 4 meters height. And this indicates its a giant progeny in height a bit shorter than giant "Og" which is killed by Moses.

A baby from the same giant progeny as a fetus.

There is a soft spot in the skull - called an open fontanelle - which is a characteristic of children in their first year of life, yet the skull also has two large molars, only found in much older humans. Davila Riquelme said three anthropologists, from Spain and Russia, arrived at the museum last week to investigate the findings and agreed it was ‘not a human being’ and would conduct further studies.
He added:
"Although the assessment was superficial, it is obvious that its features do not correspond to any ethnic group in the world."

The remains of an eyeball in the right socket will help determine its genetic DNA. The second mummy is incomplete and is only 30cm (12in). It lacks a face and seems to be wrapped in a layer as a placenta, fetal position.