Otherwold
Mark NemglanExploring ancestral mind and consciousness through the places and landscapes they inhabited, with a focus on British prehistory. Otherworld studies, if you like.
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A geography of the otherworld: death, transformation and liminal space
The Neolithic otherworld
For a period of maybe 2,500 years humans in Britain and Northern Europe monumentalised their cosmology on a scale larger than any of their descendants. The contents of their prehistoric belief systems – which, a...
This place is terrible: the secret lives of landscapes
The language of place
There is an inscription above the doorway of Bérenger Saunière’s chapel at Rennes-le-Château.1 Amid Cathar country, the hilltop village has a strange and still atmosphere, as though cleaving to a purpose known only...
Why we need to destroy all faeries*
The ancient dead and the fertile earth
The first monuments – long barrows, chambered tombs and burial mounds – were not inert repositories of the dead; rather, they were architectures of relationship. As mentioned in the last post, we c...
The living call to the dead, and the dead reply: negotiating with ancestral beings
The source of it all
My destination can just be seen from the source of the Gypsey Race, the otherworldy spring feeding England’s most northerly chalk stream. To the northeast, it looks like a moss-coloured tussock sitting on the horizo...
How to enter the otherworld
The lurker at the threshold
It’s the vernal equinox. The morning is cool and wreathed in mist, but dead still. By the time I’ve arrived at my destination, the sun has burned off the thin cloud and blazes in an impeccably blue sky. I par...
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New perspectives on understanding, and coming into relation with, place, landscape, and the ancestors who inhabited them. Stone-botherer, wolds ranger, author at Scarlet Imprint.
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