>even ancient Chinese were taller than me ENOUGH

>>77588565
Just because the graves are a certain length doesn't necessarily mean their bodies were that tall, though.

Naturally the grave is gonna be a bit longer.

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>>77588585
They have bones, you twit.

>One of the men in the ancient burial ground measured 1.9 metres (6ft 3in), making him a 'giant' of his day.

>“This is just based on the bone structure. If he was a living person his height would certainly exceed 1.9 metres,” Fang Hui, head of Shandong University's school of history and culture, told China Daily.

>Their unusual height was probably the consequence of both genetics and the environment. Fang Hui explained that this Neolithic civilisation engaged in agriculture, so the villagers had access to a diverse array of nutritious and rich foods, such as millet and pork and as a result, their physique changed.

brb buying bacon and millet