Pictish Puzzles and Cryptic Celts
Helen McKayThese 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 the first part of this series on the massive silver chains of Scotland, I looked at the findspots and observed that the chains were ritually deposited at key power centres and at strategic points of entry to the region now known as Lothi...
The silver chains of the Gododdin
The massive silver chains of Scotland are simply stunning. Made of a huge amount of silver, up to 3kg, they tend to leave everyone speechless. These are extravagant chains of double-links, with relatively flimsy flat end links, in two cases...
Lugh and the Pictish Dog Symbol
In my previous blog, I talked about how the festival of Lughnasad was laid out on the Coligny calendar, and how during the first part of the festival the constellation of Leo rose with the sun. From which I raised the question whether Lugh ...
Lughnasad on The Coligny calendar
Happy Lughnasad to all my readers! Today I’m going to talk about how the festival of Lughnasad is laid out on the Coligny calendar. And from there, let’s look to see what that timing may tell us about the deity of Lugnasad, Lugh.
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computational linguist, interested in all things Pictish, Celtic, and especially the Coligny calendar.
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