Giants came in different sizes, some much larger. Common sized giants up to 6 meters, others maybe 100 foot like as tall trees. And how else could those 1200 ton stone blocks and Obelisks be quarried and lifted up without breaking under their own weight.
Baalbek stones were also massive, but several large giants could have moved and placed them and honestly archaeologists have no idea how people did that.
Baalbek’s Stone of the Pregnant Woman: How Was This 1000-Ton Megalith Moved?!
One of the biggest feats of Roman ingenuity lies in Lebanon’s historic Bekaa Valley, home to the ancient city of Heliopolis, now Baalbek.
www.ancient-origins.net
Book of Enoch was familiar to the early apostles, and they used quotes from it in the scriptures, meaning they believed it to be inspired at least in part or they would not have quoted those prophecies in their letters to the churches. And the churches also would have not accepted such quotes from the book as scripture if those early church people did not believe the same as the apostles. Which mean the early church believed some of it inspired by God. That is my thinking. Reason it was not part of scriptural canon is the entire work's provenance is unproven, it's origin cannot be established with enough certainty. So, it is an apocryphal work like many other books not included. It is however an interesting read.
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