A resident of Queensland (Australia) Stephanie Berger dug up a stone ax at her site.
The artifact is similar in everything to an ordinary primitive stone ax that people made thousands of years ago, only in size it is 2-3 times larger.
A person of ordinary height could not use such a large tool.
According to the expert, the creature that could use such an ax was much higher than two meters in height.
In this regard, stories about Australian wild people who are tall, covered with hair and live in forests are immediately remembered. The natives call them "Yovi" and are described as a typical Yeti.
Stephanie Berger was convinced that this ax was very unusual and brought her find to the UFO Festival in Cardwell. The festival for fans of UFOs and anomalous phenomena (Cardwell UFO Festival) has been held here annually since 2014.
In addition to the performances of professional ufologists, any ordinary person can come to the festival and tell his story, or show unusual photographs or artifacts. Stephanie's find attracted a lot of attention and was soon written about in the local press.
An ordinary-sized stone ax found in Queensland in earlier years. Photo from the local museum. The handle of the ax has been reconstructed to make it clear how the ancient people used it.
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In addition to the huge ax, Stephanie found several other stone tools in her lot that were of normal size. The dating of the finds and whether it was carried out is not indicated in the press.
When the ax was examined by one of the festival's lecturers and yovi specialist Rex Gilroy, he stated that the ax was used by a giant taller than two meters and it was possible that it was yovi. An ordinary person could not handle such a large instrument.
Stephanie agreed with Gilroy, especially since the people of Cardwell still occasionally talk about sightings in the local Yovi forests. Most often it is described as a tall humanoid creature, covered with red hair and with a monkey face.
Recently, there was a fresh report from Australia about a yovi that frightened a woman who stopped at the side of the road due to need.