The Bronze Age teenager was wearing a wool skirt belted with a large bronze disk with spirals on it.
Figurines from the Bronze Age show women in similar dress, with spiral symbols associated with a Scandinavian sun cult, so historians have concluded the girl must have been a priestess of that cult.
Imagine meeting beings who possess legendary items like the Spear of Lugh, a weapon that never misses its mark, or the Stone of Destiny, which supposedly roars for the rightful king.
Remarkably, the only European nation that still cherishes its ethnicity and culture, and is determined to preserve it at all costs is the Sámi people of the frozen north. The Sámi people, an indigenous group native to the northern regions of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the Kola Peninsula […]
Today’s (October 17) Supermoon is the time when lunar energy reaches its peak. The Moon is full, closer and brighter than ever, pouring magical light into the world, and awakening hidden forces and energy within us. Every woman is a source of strength, but it is felt especially […]
Poor is he who has not been in the shadow of a warrior. Poor is he who has not loved the flag of his bloodline. Poor is he who cannot remember the sacrifice of his ancestors. Poor is he who thinks his theory can replace his blood. Poor […]
The Dead Who Died For Ireland.The dead who died for Ireland!Oh, these are living wordsTo nerve the hearts of patriots—To steel avenging swords—They thrill the soul when spoken,and lowly bend the headWith reverence for the memoriesof all our martyred dead..The dead who died for Ireland—The noble ones—the best,Who […]
DNA study confirms Christopher Columbus’s remains are entombed in Seville. Scientists have ‘definitively’ proved the identity of remains – with the navigator’s precise origins to be revealed Scientists in Spain have solved the two lingering mysteries that cling to Christopher Columbus more than five centuries after the explorer died Are […]
Why are Russian women so beautiful? Russian women project femininity, flair, elegance and desirability.
In May 1940, renowned photographer John Vachon captured a poignant image of a farmer’s children in the Ozarks, Missouri. This photograph reflects the simplicity and resilience of rural life during the Great Depression era, a time when many families faced significant economic challenges. Vachon’s work often focused on […]
From that day to this Irish women were and remain wild and fearless, willing to go to lengths as great as any man for victory, or even greater in some cases.
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