The earliest depiction of these peoples in art is a wall painting from a  house on the Esquiline Hill.
The earliest depiction of these peoples in art is a wall painting from a  house on the Esquiline Hill. Thucydides claimed that they were the  original inhabitants of Sicily. Homer describes how their land is where  the paths of night and day nearly cross. A pair of sailors and a herald  approach the spring of Artacia and encounter the unnamed daughter of  the king of these peoples, who points them to their large palace in (*)  Telepylos on the island Lamos. Subsequently, their leader Antiphates eats one  of them and summons his fellow warriors to destroy eleven ships by hurling  rocks. For 10 points, identify this cannibalistic race of giants that Odysseus  encounters.
The earliest depiction of these peoples in art is a wall painting from a  house on the Esquiline Hill.
Laestrygonians