Hi all,
I was here before when I didn't know what I was looking for. I wasn't around much or for very long, so you can probably mostly disregard the posts that will have been changed from my old username to this one prior to this post.
As you can guess, I am British. Proudly so, but not from a political perspective, I just love the islands generally. I am solely interested in the beliefs and rituals of Britons spanning the late Palaeolithic through the Bronze Age and early Iron Age up to the arrival of Celtic theism. I believe that, before this point, Britons were chiefly animistic, due to the lack of finds depicting any figures that I am aware of. I am green on this road so make no bold claims other than... nah, let's just stick to no bold claims
I am a first year forestry student, a course and subject I love, because I love trees and woodland, things I believe are part of the British identity. If anyone else is interested in the beliefs I mentioned please contact, I don't know of anyone who is. I am not interested in neo-Druidry, largely as it falls out of the era I am interested in.
For the record, yes I'm aware that the time span I'm interested in covers around forty thousand years and it will not be in any sense the same.
I was here before when I didn't know what I was looking for. I wasn't around much or for very long, so you can probably mostly disregard the posts that will have been changed from my old username to this one prior to this post.
As you can guess, I am British. Proudly so, but not from a political perspective, I just love the islands generally. I am solely interested in the beliefs and rituals of Britons spanning the late Palaeolithic through the Bronze Age and early Iron Age up to the arrival of Celtic theism. I believe that, before this point, Britons were chiefly animistic, due to the lack of finds depicting any figures that I am aware of. I am green on this road so make no bold claims other than... nah, let's just stick to no bold claims
I am a first year forestry student, a course and subject I love, because I love trees and woodland, things I believe are part of the British identity. If anyone else is interested in the beliefs I mentioned please contact, I don't know of anyone who is. I am not interested in neo-Druidry, largely as it falls out of the era I am interested in.
For the record, yes I'm aware that the time span I'm interested in covers around forty thousand years and it will not be in any sense the same.
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