Greece’s Metéora rock complex, known for its ancient monasteries perched atop towering stone pillars, has recently sparked intrigue with the discovery of what appears to be a human skull embedded in the cliff face. The finding was made by hikers exploring the sandstone megaliths, capturing the unusual sight on camera and sharing it on social media.
Speculation arose among viewers, with some suggesting the possibility of stumbling upon the remains of a giant humanoid. However, skeptics pointed out the likelihood of decomposition over time, casting doubt on the theory.
While the alleged giant skull discovery at Metéora may seem extraordinary, it is not the first time such claims have surfaced. In the past, archaeologists unearthed mummies purportedly measuring between eight and 10 feet tall in a Nevada cave, leading to the moniker 'Lovelock Giants.'
Metéora, steeped in history and myth, is also associated with tales of a dragon that once terrorized the nearby village of Kastraki. Legend has it that a monk sacrificed himself to vanquish the dragon, resulting in the collapse of the creature's cave beneath the Varlaam monastery.
Today, locals believe the dragon's remains lie buried beneath the rubble of its former lair. The recent speculation surrounding the possible giant skull discovery adds another layer of mystery to the ancient site, prompting questions about what secrets may still be hidden within the 'columns of the sky.'
