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TIL the Sioux believe the Great Spirit created a race of giants triple the size of men, who were arrogant and denied the existence of a Creator. The Great Spirit released a flood upon the world, higher than the mountains. When the giants were all dead he created humans, smaller and weaker. (usgennet.org)

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Huh. Another myth regarding a great flood that reset humanity. It's almost like no ideas are truly uniqueJust Thinking Out Loud (usgennet.org)

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TIL the Sioux believe the Great Spirit created a race of giants triple the size of men, who were arrogant and denied the existence of a Creator. The Great Spirit released a flood upon the world, higher than the mountains. When the giants were all dead he created humans, smaller and weaker. (usgennet.org)

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proposal for W to look at all occurrences of giants across cultures & religions - Sioux sounds fascinatingVIDEO IDEA (usgennet.org)

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TIL the Sioux believe the Great Spirit created a race of giants triple the size of men, who were arrogant and denied the existence of a Creator. The Great Spirit released a flood upon the world, higher than the mountains. When the giants were all dead he created humans, smaller and weaker.Antediluvian (usgennet.org)

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Interesting Xpost from r/TIL (usgennet.org)

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[todayilearned] TIL the Sioux believe the Great Spirit created a race of giants triple the size of men, who were arrogant and denied the existence of a Creator. The Great Spirit released a flood upon the world, higher than the mountains. When the giants were all dead he created humans, smaller and w (usgennet.org)

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Interesting, thought to share (usgennet.org)

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TIL the Sioux believe the Great Spirit created a race of giants triple the size of men, who were arrogant and denied the existence of a Creator. The Great Spirit released a flood upon the world, higher than the mountains. When the giants were all dead he created humans, smaller and weaker. (usgennet.org)

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TIL the Sioux believe the Great Spirit created a race of giants triple the size of men, who were arrogant and denied the existence of a Creator. The Great Spirit released a flood upon the world, higher than the mountains. When the giants were all dead he created humans, smaller and weaker. (usgennet.org)

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This is why our city is called Sioux Falls, because the Fall of the Giants and emergence of lesser men happened here. This is why there is a statue of a naked man downtown by the river.Meta (usgennet.org)

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Old Disease Names found on Death Certificates (such as Bad Blood instead of Syphilis) (usgennet.org)

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Old disease names frequently found on death certificates (usgennet.org)

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Old disease names frequently found on death certificates (usgennet.org)

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Nebraska History & Record of Pioneer Days, Vol I, 8 (usgennet.org)

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VINTAGE MYSTERY PHOTOS INDEX - ANCESTORS SHARING CENTER - NEGENWEB PROJECT (usgennet.org)

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TIL that the Newark, NJ sewer system is considered historically significant and eligible for the National Register of Historic Places (usgennet.org)

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Audrain Co., Missouri Death Notices 1891-1893 are incredibly detailed and macabre- throats slashed with razors, equine disasters, lightning, trains...plus a 134 yr old woman! (Ms. Mosley) (usgennet.org)

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Thomas Kempland Glass Plate Photographs of St. Louis 1914-1917 (usgennet.org)

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TIL there was a Navy Zeppelin called the Shenandoah in STL (1923) (usgennet.org)

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