Tegos Skrībbātous: a teach screaptra (house of writings) for ancient Celtic polytheism and language.
Situs est omnis dīvīsus in partēs trēs (the site is divided in three parts):
tegos, sanestos, imbas
blog, wiki, mirror
After posting my article about the long-standing problems with the “Easter / Ishtar” discourse, someone pointed me to Steff Scott’s book on the same subject, From Ishtar to Eostre: Reframing the Near Eastern Origins of an Anglo-Saxon Goddess (2022). I had heard of it before, but put off reading...
Every year brings another Easter, and every Easter brings yet another deluge of myths, memery, and general skullduggery about its “true origins.” While most may believe the far-fetched claims have been debunked by now, and that the facts are good and settled, unfortunately conventional wisdom has no...
in bratu dīanmani̯e etic ceisiwre for bringing this topic and resources to my attention.
While most scholarship of the God Cernunnos revolves around His attestation from the pilier des nautes, and His distinctive iconography, there are some lesser-known leads that are typically left out of discu...
It’s hard to believe this website has been up for nearly four years now, but here we are in 2023 already.
I am calling this a “Grand Reopening,” because, while you should find basically all the same content as before, I have actually migrated to a whole new site with a completely different backend...