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• Reports that Hell has frozen over have been exaggerated

  
  For Argyll — Authority: 450
  As climate change and global warming have taken a temporary diversion, we can categorically state that reports circulating that Hell is encased in ice is the fabrication of hyperactive imaginings.In an exclusive interview with the Science Director of the Diablo Science Foundation, we can report that the reality is ...
  1 day ago

• The Celtic Kings at the time of the Anglo-Saxons

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  The map shows us the spread of the Anglo-Saxon peoples amongst the Celtic peoples furing the fifth century. In the fifth century, raids on Britain by continental peoples had developed into full-scale migrations. Score: 10.0 (1 vote cast)
  2 days ago

• The Four Gospels of St Briget, Kildare

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  The opinion is held widely but, it would seem, erroneously, that the copy of the Four Gospels seen in St. Brigid’s Convent Kildare, by Giraldus Cambrensis in 1185 was no other than the Book of Kells. Score: 0.0 (0 votes cast)
  3 days ago

• Celebrating the Celtic New Year

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  But what are the folk customs that were celebrated going back into the mists of time. These customs and rituals could give us some clues as to how the New Year was actually celebrated. Score: 10.0 (1 vote cast)
  6 days ago

• Bronze Age Bressay – reconstructing the ancient for the future

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  The replica stone structures were built with the aim of conducting experimental workshops to replicate a number of Bronze-Age style technologies Score: 10.0 (1 vote cast)
  1 week ago

• Celtic Scottish Sweat Lodge/Sauna saved and re-built

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  A Bronze Age structure thought to have been used as a sauna has been saved from destruction by the sea after a team of archaeologists moved the entire find to a safer location. Score: 10.0 (1 vote cast)
  1 week ago

• Scottish art: Dunkeld bridge

  
  Stushie's Art — Authority: 127
  Built by Telford…right in the heart of Scotland
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• Credo quia absurdum?

  
  Blogtrotter — Authority: 122
  What do I believe? I was asked this after this slew of reviews on beliefs. As a scholar I tend to analyze and cite, rather than expound on my personal credo. Tertullian, an early Christian philosopher, is often misquoted; " Credo quia absurdum is, of course, a misquote. Tertullians words are credibile est, quia ...
  1 week ago

• CMP Wallpaper #2 released – The Children of Danu explore Erin

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  We are proud to announce the release of our second Wallpaper for your computers Desktop. Score: 10.0 (1 vote cast)
  1 week ago

• Making and Tasting Bronze Age Beer

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  Last summer two Galway archaeologists proposed a theory which made worldwide headlines. They suggested that one of the most common archaeological monuments in the Irish landscape may have been used for brewing a Bronze Age Beer. Score: 0.0 (0 votes cast)
  1 week ago

• Merry Christmas from us with some Irish Christmas Traditions

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  As we have been studying the Irish Myths I though you guys might be interested in some old folk traditions that are followed by the Irish at Christmas time. Score: 10.0 (1 vote cast)
  1 week ago

• Prehistoric Scotland had links to lands overseas

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  Back in February 2008, Culture 24 reported on a discovery made in Upper Largie which provided exciting evidence of 4,000 year-old links between prehistoric Scotland and the Netherlands. Upper Largie is near Kilmartin in Argyll and Bute and the original excavations took place in 2005. Score: 10.0 (2 votes cast)
  2 weeks ago

• Ronald Huttons "Witches, Druids & King Arthur": Book Review

  
  Blogtrotter — Authority: 122
  These collected essays examine mainly pagans past and present. The title may be pitching an historians scholarship more widely. For Hutton, the leading expounder of the discontinuity between modern and ancient paganism, such a wider audience may welcome his work. The essays are uneven in length and scope, and at ...
  2 weeks ago

• Dragon Solstice

  
  Spirituality for Living — Authority: 134
  D ragon Solstice ceremony and celebration excerpts recorded on Reflection Island in Second Life. Join the group ‘One World, Many Paths’ to attend Vampirekiss Fairey’s Events in real time and subscribe to One World Pod . Dragons are perhaps the most clearly universal spirit of the world itself. It’s ...
  2 weeks ago

• Meán Geimhridh, the Celtic Midwinter Solstice

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  In Irelands calendars, the solstices and equinoxes all occur at about midpoint in each season. Score: 0.0 (0 votes cast)
  2 weeks ago

• Exploring 1st - 4th century Roman villas in Brescia sounds fascinating!

  
  Roman Times — Authority: 92
  I received a touristy little news item about the northern Italian town of Brescia that caught my interest.  The article mentioned that the area contained the largest Roman excavation in northern Italy so, of course, I had to read more about it.  I learned that Brescia, was once known as Brixia. [Image: Mosaic ...
  2 weeks ago

• Learn Welsh on your iPhone

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  This is the first (to my knowledge) of the Apps for the iPhone/iTouch to help you learn Welsh. It is a superb little App with a Lite version that is free and a $0.99 (59p) cost for the full version. Score: 10.0 (1 vote cast)
  2 weeks ago

• The Power of Pictish Women

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  The idea that women may have had unusually high status in medieval Pictish society has long been the subject of scholarly fascination - and dispute - even though there has never been much evidence on which to pin opposing views. Score: 10.0 (2 votes cast)
  2 weeks ago

• Sports Redux: A Randy-Free Zone

  
  Boston Blog — Authority: 146
  All we’ll say about the Controversy of the Century is this: we hope everyone’s making it to the Wednesday meeting on time. OK. Good enough? With no hockey or basketball to distract us from the fallout of CommuteAndThenNotPlayingVeryHardGate, we turn to the Red Sox for some news this morning. And they’re ...
  2 weeks ago

• What’s happening with Stonehenge road closure?

  
  Celtic Myth Podshow Latest News — Authority: 129
  Six months ago, the BBC reported that the A344, the road running alongside th stones of Stonehenge, could be closed down. The decision should be made at the end of this year. Has anyone heard what is going to happen yet? Score: 10.0 (1 vote cast) No related posts.
  3 weeks ago

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