Ncyclopedia of the Celts Compiled and Edited by Knud Mariboe Knud Mariboe's Celtic Homepage Copyright 1994 by Knud Mariboe All rights reserved. Introduction About the Editor Alternative Spellings Selected Biographies Bibliography Search the Encyclopedia A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Notes available for illustration on this page. ...

Folklore- Irish/Celtic Seasonal Celebrations Directory of Folklore To The Traditional Irish Crafts Page! Celebrations of the Lifespan Weddings Wakes The Ancient Tales The Monastic Tale/Saints Seasonal Celebrations/ Ancient Lore and Sayings Links to other tales Main Menu: Ancient Irish Tales Watch this space for new tales!-Soon! The Book of Invasions: The Conquest of the Sons of Mil To The Sons ...

Animal Symbolism in Celtic Mythology A paper for Religion 375 at the University of Michigan by Lars Nooden, 22 November 1992 Animals in Celtic and Welsh mythology are tied in with fertility and vitality, because they are living, moving, and growing. They also provide vitality and continued life for the tribes through their meat, skins, and bones. In addition, they are a connection to the realm ...

Adventures in Afghanistan during Soviet occupation grows into investigation of the esoteric connection between crusaders, mystical holy warriors, the CIA and pursuit of the Holy Grail.

An archive of the Names and attributes of the various divinities worshipped by the pre-Christian Celtic peoples.

Decouvrez les druides , leur histoire, leurs croyances, l'alphabet des Oghams er des Runes, visitez les sites megalithiques, plongez dans les legendes de bretagne ...

The World of Gwdihw, Bardd of Conwy Hello. My name is Gwdihw (pronounced Goody Who, Goody for short) and it means a little owl in South Wales. I fly at twilight and dawn in Gwynedd seeing what tricks people are up to. I like to help protect the local people and the landscape and make etchings of what I see. I am also a Story Teller. Etching is a very magical process as all the elements of ...