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| - Als Nimerigar wird eine Rasse kleiner kriegerischer Menschen bezeichnet, die nach Erzählungen der Schoschonen früher das Gebiet von Wyoming besiedelt haben sollen. Die Nimerigar sollen sehr kriegerisch gewesen sein und mit kleinen Bögen vergiftete Pfeile abgeschossen haben. Auch sollen sie erkrankte Stammesmitglieder durch Zertrümmerung ihres Schädels getötet haben. Die Spekulationen um die Existenz der Nimerigar hat durch den Fund der Zwergenmumie von Wyoming 1932 neuen Auftrieb erhalten, da die Beschreibungen der Ureinwohner gut zu diesem Fund passen. (de)
- Nimerigar är en legendarisk ras av små-människor som hittas i folktron hos Shoshone-folket i Nordamerika. Enligt Shoshone-folket var Nimerigar ett aggressivt folk som använde giftiga pilar som vapen. De sägs att de skulle ha levt i Wind River i delstaten Wyoming, USA. Trots dess mytiska status, så började man ifrågasätta myten då man, under 1932, hittade en liten mumie, endast 7 centimeter i längd, i en grotta 9 mil söder om Casper i Wyoming, som vissa vetenskapsmän trodde var en vuxen. Men på senare tid tror man numera att mumien är ett människo-foster. (sv)
- The Nimerigar are a legendary race of little people found in the folklore of the Shoshone people of North America's Rocky Mountains. According to Shoshone tales, the Nimerigar were an aggressive people who would shoot poisoned arrows from tiny bows. Nimerigar roughly translated from Shoshone and Paiute languages means "people eaters". They were believed to kill their own people with a blow to the head if they became too ill to be a participating member of their society. (en)
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| - Als Nimerigar wird eine Rasse kleiner kriegerischer Menschen bezeichnet, die nach Erzählungen der Schoschonen früher das Gebiet von Wyoming besiedelt haben sollen. Die Nimerigar sollen sehr kriegerisch gewesen sein und mit kleinen Bögen vergiftete Pfeile abgeschossen haben. Auch sollen sie erkrankte Stammesmitglieder durch Zertrümmerung ihres Schädels getötet haben. Die Spekulationen um die Existenz der Nimerigar hat durch den Fund der Zwergenmumie von Wyoming 1932 neuen Auftrieb erhalten, da die Beschreibungen der Ureinwohner gut zu diesem Fund passen. (de)
- The Nimerigar are a legendary race of little people found in the folklore of the Shoshone people of North America's Rocky Mountains. According to Shoshone tales, the Nimerigar were an aggressive people who would shoot poisoned arrows from tiny bows. Nimerigar roughly translated from Shoshone and Paiute languages means "people eaters". They were believed to kill their own people with a blow to the head if they became too ill to be a participating member of their society. Although thought to be mythical, the reality of Nimerigar tales was called into question in 1932 with the discovery of the San Pedro Mountains Mummy, a 14 in (36 cm)-tall mummy (6.5 in (17 cm) seated) found in a cave 60 miles south of Casper, Wyoming. Extensive tests were carried out on the mummy, with the initial belief that it was a hoax. Tests performed by the American Museum of Natural History and certified genuine by the Anthropology Department at Harvard stated that the mummy was estimated to be the body of a full grown adult, approximately 65 years old. The mummy's damaged spine, broken collarbone, and smashed in skull (exposing brain tissue and congealed blood) suggested that it had been violently killed. Adding to its strangeness, the mummy had a full set of canine teeth, all of which were overly pointed. When examined by the University of Wyoming, the body was found to be that of a deceased anencephalic infant "whose cranial deformity gave it the appearance of a miniature adult." A second mummy examined by University of Wyoming anthropologist George Gill and the Denver Children's Hospital in the 1990s was also shown to be an anencephalic infant. DNA testing showed it to be Native American and radiocarbon dating dated it to about 1700. Historical accounts from the missionary Zeisberger in 1778 also point to the possible existence of Nimerigar or other little peoples in North America. Near Coshocton, Ohio, Zeisberger wrote of a burial ground that reportedly had numerous remains of a pygmy race, approximately 3 ft (91 cm) in height. "The long rows of graves of the pygmy race at Coshocton were regularly arranged with heads to the west, a circumstance which has given rise to the theory that these people were sun-worshippers, facing the daily approach of the sun god over the eastern hills. Acceptance of the sun-worship surmise does not necessarily imply a deduction that this pygmy race may have descended from the river-people of Hindostan or Egypt. Primeval man, wherever found, seems to have been a sun-worshipper". These burial grounds are no longer in existence as a result of extensive farming and modern inhabitation of the land. However, acceding to the missionary observations, these primitive people understood the use of the stone ax, the making good pottery, and the division of land areas into squares. Other than this small amount of information, the story of this strange race remains untold. (en)
- Nimerigar är en legendarisk ras av små-människor som hittas i folktron hos Shoshone-folket i Nordamerika. Enligt Shoshone-folket var Nimerigar ett aggressivt folk som använde giftiga pilar som vapen. De sägs att de skulle ha levt i Wind River i delstaten Wyoming, USA. Trots dess mytiska status, så började man ifrågasätta myten då man, under 1932, hittade en liten mumie, endast 7 centimeter i längd, i en grotta 9 mil söder om Casper i Wyoming, som vissa vetenskapsmän trodde var en vuxen. Men på senare tid tror man numera att mumien är ett människo-foster. (sv)
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