I did not accuse you, I asked a question. As far as bias I believed strongly as you do until I realized that I had been sold a false bill of goods. I believe in investigating things thoroughly and not just accepting the status quo. I am a strong seeker of truth. Again I did not accuse you, I asked you a question. If you have looked into the subject from angles and had come to a different conclusion I would have respected that. I wish you wouldn’t have given a knee jerk mean reply as I respect you.
Thanks Bellflower. The fact remains, there are no human footprints ("giants" or otherwise) in the fossil record at that location. There are barely any fossil or otherwise preserved human footprints from any era, when considered against the number of times the ground has felt human footfall. Humans didn't walk with the dinosaurs. Given the frequency with which the Earth gets bashed by impactors from space, it isn't surprising that, had there been humans 65 million years ago, it's unlikely they would have survived the Chicxulub impact at the K-T boundary. The Ries Basin impact 15 million years ago occurred during the era when the ancestor species of humans were around, but was located well away from the areas where those fossils have been found. The Eltanin impact was about 2 million years ago, was on water, and was in the deep southern ocean.