Marowunga site has 4-foot polydactyl footprints linked to giant beings. In 2022, Professor Paul Tacon led a Griffith University study that deciphered the Marowunga site petroglyphs in Australia The two largest footprints at Marowunga are 4 ft by 12 in and have six toes each Professor Tacon stated: "Foot petroglyphs with six toes are often larger than an average human size"
Professor Paul Tacon led a 2022 Griffith University study deciphering the Marowunga site in Australia, where two enormous footprints measure 4 ft by 12 in with six toes each. Tacon noted that six-toed petroglyphs tend to be larger than average human size. Aboriginal tradition describes Namorroh (a 30-ft figure being repainted by ancestral owners) and Byamee (an 11-ft sky father with an 8-ft wingspan) as six-fingered, six-toed beings. The art is over 10,000 years old! 🎨
Key Facts
- In 2022, Professor Paul Tacon led a Griffith University study that deciphered the Marowunga site petroglyphs in Australia
- The two largest footprints at Marowunga are 4 ft by 12 in and have six toes each
- Professor Tacon stated: "Foot petroglyphs with six toes are often larger than an average human size"
- A 30-ft long figure called Namorroh/Nuwuru at the site is being repainted with ochre by ancestral owners Terry and Conrad Maralngurra
- According to Aboriginal tradition, Namorroh came from the north, had two wives, and had six fingers and six toes
- The rock art is described as being over 10,000 years old
- Another giant called Byamee, the sky father, is described as 11 ft tall with an 8 ft wingspan and six fingers and six toes
Source: Jim Vieira | Ancient Gods, Extra Digits and the Mark of the Giants | Megalithomania Interview by MegalithomaniaUK