Construction workers puzzle over the strange discovery of a giant frying pan. Source. |
The giant frying pan was found in the soil at a depth of about 90cm while workers were digging to build the foundation for the upcoming complex. “We were digging to make the foundation, when suddenly, we struck something solid,” says Haryanto, one of the construction workers. “Originally, we thought it was a pipe!” After continuing the digging, the surprised workers found that it was a giant wok, and that the ancient artifact was still intact.
Mr. Widodo, the owner of the land, was evidently intrigued to find such a mysterious item buried on his property. The land had previously been vacant for several years before it was purchased by Widodo.
The incident was confirmed by Officer Bambang, the policeman on duty at the scene. “The pan is massive! The diameter is more than 2 meters,” said Officer Bambang. “We don’t know that this is, so it must be examined by archaeologists.”
2.7 Meter "giant frying pan" discovered. Source. |
“I don’t know why it’s so big,” added Sugeng, who lives close by to the scene. “I’ve never heard any old stories about this area, so I’m really not sure what it might be,” he concluded.
In addition, the construction workers have also uncovered a used oil furnace, which was likely once used beneath the giant pan. Locals suggest that the pan is an ancient relic which was used hundreds of years ago.
Police have investigated the scene, but as of yet, the origin of the giant frying pan is yet to be determined. The giant pan is made of iron and measures approximately 270 cm in diameter. Some parts of the pan are rusting.
“The workers are still trying to remove the giant pan from the foundation,” says Mijan, the construction foreman. “So far, the efforts have been futile, as the giant wok is estimated to weigh more than a ton.”
A passerby poses with the giant pan. Source. |
So as to not damage the giant frying pan, or any other potential findings, the construction of the shop-houses has been temporarily suspended.
* That is amazing ! Wonder if anyone has found any giant bones or skeletons in that country in the past ?
ReplyDeleteThere are "hobbits" in Indonesia. Homo floresiensis, an extinct species of tiny humans that stood roughly 3.5 feet tall.
DeleteRT just did a short video-story on the continuing excavation of the largest stone sphere on the planet.
ReplyDelete"This may be the largest and oldest sphere carved by human hands in Europe. Its origins are still a mystery, although it is believed to have been around for 1,500 years. The stone sphere has a diametre of around 10 feet and an estimated weight of 70,000 pounds. Hundreds of tourists from around the world have already descended onto the forest near the town of Zavidovici, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, to see the sphere."
- RT UK
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I have read your website before! I read your article about the Yonaguni Monument. Will definitely follow the progress of the Bosnian Pyramids.
DeleteYes, the Giant stone sphere are found all over the world. it is my guess, that they where use as weapons, the giants used to hunt with, kill each other and bowl for humans. The Book of Enoch speaks of the giant living to an average age of 500 years, but they god caused a civil war between them so they would kill themselves off. The giant sphere where mostly likely a tool of war
DeleteHey, @jock doubleday. Was just going over some of your research and I'm curious to discuss... Drop me your email mail? I have a contact page on my website
DeleteIs a sugar cane juice boiling container - look under "tren jamaiquino" on Google
ReplyDeleteCheck this: https://www.flickr.com/photos/wanderlost63/26464889910/in/dateposted-public/lightbox/
ReplyDeleteInteresting. That looks about right. A curious object nonetheless, although not necessarily from "giants."
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Same sort of thing still in use ... a bit smaller... http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-sugar-palm-making-factory-in-banyuwangi-near-sukamade-east-java-indonesia-73861846.html
ReplyDeletehttp://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2015/06/30/sugar-making.html
ReplyDeleteSimilar but smaller than the Bronze Sea in front of the Jewish temple, Jerusalem. Any bronze oxen around?
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