In the state of Tennessee there are ancient graves of a people who were 3 feet tall and some smaller. Dr.Barry Fell examined the Tennessee skeletal material and found the skull brain capacity was equivalent to only about 950 cubic centimeters, the teeth were completely developed and showed severe wear characteristic of mature individuals; and the skulls were brachycephalic with projecting jaws. Dr. Fell soon discovered that they matched those of the pygmies of the Philippines, The Aeta people, who are also brachycephalic. The Aetas are an indigenous people who live in the Philippines. They are considered to be Negritos, who are brown-skinned to very dark skinned and share some common physical features with the African pygmy, including short stature and natural afro-hair texture. Oral traditions of many Native American tribes, including the Arapaho, Sioux, Cheyenne, and Crow, tell of “little people” who stand from just 20 inches to three feet tall. The legends were well known among Indians across the nation, long before the Europeans set foot upon these lands. To the Shoshone Indians of Wyoming , this small race of people were known as the Nimerigar and their legends told of the little people attacking them with tiny bows and poisoned arrows. In 1932 2 men digging for gold in the San Pedro Mountains in Wyoming came across a tiny well preserved mummy whose skin was brown and wrinkled. The two men took their find to Casper, Wyoming and in no time, scientists came from all over the nation to have a look at the mummy. Sure that it was a hoax, extensive tests were performed and the anthropologists would soon be surprised to see that x-rays displayed a perfectly formed, manlike skeleton. The mummy was displayed in sideshows for years, before it was purchased by a Casper businessman named Ivan T. Goodman. When Goodman died in 1950, the mummy passed into the hands of one Leonard Walder and eventually…disappeared. A PART OF HISTORY HIDDEN. A PICTURE OF THE MUMMY AND THE AETA PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES………