On Catalina Island in the Pacific Ocean, the remains of people whose height exceeded that of mankind were often found. If you don't look at the abundance of photographic collages online, the main evidence remains newspapers and magazine clippings mentioning finds of extraordinary size.
For example, the excavation of Ralph Glidden that was written about in the newspapers. The largest Catalina Island skeleton found was 290 cm long. The question that all those who have actively researched its history have come to is, where are these skeletons today? The same newspapers say that Schlidden gave the skeletons to the Museum of the American Indian in New York, but they were never exhibited, remaining in the storerooms.
