Eternal Echoes
Dave StoneArt, Philosophy and Ancient Tales, with Dave Stone of Stone Mad Crafts.
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Eternal Echoes
Spedlin's Tower before Reconstruction – From Hume’s Book
Mythistory: I’m not the first to use this term, but I like it. It summons ideas that my humble Substack posts have always striven to take. A path that lays in the tracts of undefined...
Harmony and War
A page of Triskeles from one of my sketchbooks
The word Triskele comes from the Greek: Tri meaning ‘three’ and skelos meaning ‘legs’. In general the design consists of curled or bent legs radiating clockwise or anti-clockwise from a centra...
Gorgons, Mothers and Serpents
Mycenaean Blade – National Archaeological Museum of Athens – Pic by Author
Last week we looked into an early iteration of the triskele as it appears on the ancient tomb of Newgrange. This week we are flitting across the waves, for the tris...
Life, Death and Rebirth
(This is a long overdue re-write of an article that graced a dead blog of mine from a while ago)
Various Triskeles from my sketchbooks
The triskele is a symbol that hurls itself at us from the pages of Celtic Art books. It emblazons rings...
Games of Chance or Destiny?
Roman serpentine die dating from 30 B.C.–A.D. 364
So here we go, the two decahedrons are shaken in cupped hands and then loosed upon the table, clacking across the varnished surface. Two digits are revealed, a 3 and a 6. That translates at...
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For over twenty years I’ve carved and engraved historical Images onto stone. During this time I’ve amassed a storehouse of research. I am actively seeking to develop my interest in ancient European art and mythology.
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