These are my ponderings about all things Pictish, but I also like to wander into related territories, such as the Coligny calendar, Celtic mythology, and other things that take my interest.
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In my previous blog, I looked at the association of women with the mirror and comb symbols. In the course of that research, another odd aspect showed up. While there are many stones, some definitely with female icons and some likely female...
In this blog, I’m going to look at the association of the mirror and comb to women on Pictish stones, to see how far we can take this idea.
A pair of Pictish symbols is often accompanied by a mirror and comb. Out of a total of 202 available symbol pairs, there are 42 cases with an accompanying mirror+comb, roughly 1 in 5 stones. So the function of the mirror+comb must be a cr...
In my previous blogs on the syntax of the Pictish symbols, I have discussed the face of the symbols and how they may combine, and I’ve shown how the symbols are organised in an ordered list.
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computational linguist, interested in all things Pictish, Celtic, and especially the Coligny calendar.
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