Spirals and Vortices
Vortices represent clusters of spiritual powers, that is, they represent spirits and/or deities
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The Druid Pantheon
The Druid Pantheon
(December 5, 2025) This is the entrance stone (labeled as K1) to the Newgrange mound tomb in Ireland dating to 3100 BCE. To the right are the six life power Druid deities in three rows of gendered (male-female) pairs. These are
- Alu (overworld) and Kate/Hekate (underworld)
- Hu (sun and storm) and Ayu (crescent moon, cuts and edits the life thread/channel connection of the network)
- Yahu (life manifestations) and Asher (life development and birth)
To the left is the triple-spiral (triskelion) representing the Druid magical motion powers of
- Su - dark new moon god, source of non-fate heavenly body powers
- Selu/Selene - celestial light goddess, source of fate powers
- Thu - source of emotion powers. Etruscans saw Thu as an hermaphrodite
All these deity vortices are emerging out of a network. Photo from https://www.newgrange.com/kerbstone-k1.htm
A Spiral Triskelion - Newgrange, Ireland 3200 BCE
A Spiral Triskelion - Newgrange, Ireland 3200 BCE
(December 5, 2025) Druid spirals in this triskelion form were used to represent the motion power pantheon of Su, Selu/Selene, and Thu. Selu (also called Selene meaning "powers of Selu") was the celestial light goddess representing the power of fate as defined by the night sky. Su was the dark new moon god and father time. He was associated with astrology magic used to shift the fate defined by Selene. Thu was the genderless (or hermaphrodite) deity associated with human emotions and emotion magic. All of these are motion sources.
Top image shows a 12 inch diameter spiral triskelion symbol inside the cave like Newgrange, Ireland tomb chamber. This passageway lights up on the morning of the winter solstice when the sun aligns with its doorway.
Image from https://www.newgrange.com/tri-spiral.htm)
Newgrange Ireland Site Plan
Newgrange Ireland Site Plan
This drawing shows the outer henge stones which were left undisturbed when the mound was builthttps://www.newgrange.com/images.htm
Newgrage Mound Map
Newgrage Mound Map
Newgrage mound map showing network kerbstones 52 and 67 relative to tomb tunnel and cardinal direction. These network stones were placed in the most important positions.http://www.carrowkeel.com/sites/boyne/newkerbstones.html
Kerbstones at Newgrange Mound
Kerbstones at Newgrange Mound
Kerbstones after restoration of mound walls. Originally these stones were upright henge stones at the site before being laid sideways around the tomb mound.http://www.carrowkeel.com/sites/boyne/newkerbstones.html
Example of Spiral Vortices Clustering Water
Example of Spiral Vortices Clustering Water
River vortices interrupt water flows by clustering water into a single spot. Magic path deities originally were just labels for the clustering certain spiritual powers. After the lordification process brought about by the establishment of empires deities came to only be seen only as people with all their weakness. Magic eventually ceased to be used. Instead deities had to be bribed with sacrifices and flattered with praise or exclusive devotion in order for humans to gain favor. An intermediate stage was to use magical familiars (court retainers) to affect the deities.
But Spirals Arrived in Ireland With the Neolithic Farmers And Are Seen Throughout Europe
But Spirals Arrived in Ireland With the Neolithic Farmers And Are Seen Throughout Europe
(November 10, 2024) Ancient Druid civilization began with the first farmers migrating into Europe during the neolithic. This image shows the spread of farming from Mesopotamia and Levant through Anatolia and into Europe as determined by archaeology. These farmers started to migrate starting around 9600 BCE and reached Britain by 4100 BCE. Akkadian is the native language of northern Mesopotamia. Notice the migration split into northern and southern routes after eastern Europe. This divides the Celtic (south) from the Germanic/Norse (nurth) subcultures. These subcultures met up again in Britian with Germanic/Norse culture settling on the east coast with the Celtic culture settling on the west coast. The Druid spirals seem to mostly belong to the Celtic culture.Map from Gronenborn, D., & Horejs, B. (2023). Online at: https://www.academia.edu/9424525/Map_Expansion_of_farming_in_western_Eurasia_9600_4000_cal_BC_update_vers_2023_1_?email_work_card=title
Triskelion Spirals and Druid Spirals From Neolithic Algeria 6000-5000 BCE
Triskelion Spirals and Druid Spirals From Neolithic Algeria 6000-5000 BCE
These are found in the Wadi Djerat in the northern Tassili Plateau, Algeria. The animal is a rhinoceros. Photo 07H-P18-01 by Maximilien Bruggmann. Online at: https://www.maximilien-bruggmann.ch/PhotoSearchDetail/?id=309&name=MB0111&kw=Tassili+des+Aijer
References
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_engravings_of_Oued_DjeratA 2019 expedition diary with lots of pictures of the area: http://fjexpeditions.com/frameset/tassili19.htmReferences
Paired Spirals From Neolithic Algeria 6000-5000 BCE
Paired Spirals From Neolithic Algeria 6000-5000 BCE
These are found in the Wadi Djerat in the northern Tassili Plateau, Algeria. The animal is a water buffalo. This water animal indicates the wadi was an active river during the early Neolithic. Photo by Alessandro Passaré via Wikimedia Commons at: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fondazione_Passar%C3%A9_V31_043.jpg
Spirals From Neolithic Algeria 6000-5000 BCE
Spirals From Neolithic Algeria 6000-5000 BCE
Photo by Alessandro Passaré via Wikimedia Commons at: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fondazione_Passar%C3%A9_V31_150.jpg
Triskelion Spirals & Paired Spirals From Neolithic Algeria 6000-5000 BCE
Triskelion Spirals & Paired Spirals From Neolithic Algeria 6000-5000 BCE
Photo by Alessandro Passaré via Wikimedia Commons at: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fondazione_Passar%C3%A9_V31_127.jpg
Cucuteni–Trypillia Culture: First Area Settled by Neolithic Famers to Fall to Indo-European Invaders (5500-3500 BCE)
Cucuteni–Trypillia Culture: First Area Settled by Neolithic Famers to Fall to Indo-European Invaders (5500-3500 BCE)
Cucuteni–Trypillia culture grew wheat, rye and peas. Tools included ploughs made of antler, stone, bone and sharpened sticks. The harvest was collected with scythes made of flint-inlaid blades. The grain was milled into flour by quern-stones. Women were involved in pottery, textile- and garment-making, and played a leading role in community life. Men hunted, herded the livestock, made tools from flint, bone and stone. Of their livestock, cattle were the most important, with swine, sheep and goats playing lesser roles.During its middle phase (c. 4000 to 3500 BCE), populations belonging to the Cucuteni–Trypillia culture built the largest settlements in Neolithic Europe, some of which contained as many as three thousand structures and were possibly inhabited by 20,000 to 46,000 people
Cucuteni–Trypillia Goddess with Network Lines and Spirals, Romania (5500-3500 BCE)
Cucuteni–Trypillia Goddess with Network Lines and Spirals, Romania (5500-3500 BCE)
Because the arms were never shaped and because 2 Druid spirals exist this figuring likely represents both the motion/emotion Druid celestial light goddess Selu/Selene and the crescent moon life goddess Ayu who edits the life network. This figurine has double pathed druid spirals emerging out of a life network background.Photo by Marius Amarie from Archaeology Magazine. Online at: https://www.archaeology.org/issues/107-1311/features/tattoos
Cucuteni–Trypillia Pot with Network and Spirals, Romania (4000 BCE)
Cucuteni–Trypillia Pot with Network and Spirals, Romania (4000 BCE)
Image from Wikimedia Commons at: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cucuteni1.jpgOriginally in: The Lost World of Old Europe: The Danube Valley, 5000-3500 BC edited by by David W. Anthony and Jennifer Y. Chi, Princeton University Press
Druid Spiral As Human Spirits, Romania 4600–3900 BC
Druid Spiral As Human Spirits, Romania 4600–3900 BC
This ritual bowl shows a Druid spiral being used to represent a human spirit in the womb of the woman.The bowl is from the Gumelnița culture which once existed around Sultana, Romania which datesit to between 4600 and 3900 BCE. Photo from Radio Romania website. Online at: https://www.romania-actualitati.ro/documentare/scrierea-samanica-iii-spirala-id52005.html
Druid Spiral on Sesklo Culture Pottery, Serbia (4000 BCE)
Druid Spiral on Sesklo Culture Pottery, Serbia (4000 BCE)
The first stop of the Neolithic farmers out of Anatolia was the Balkans which soon developed the Vinca, Cucuteni–Trypillia, and Sesklo cultures. Combined these cultures and their descendants are called Old Europe. They were the first ones to make copper tools and ornaments. This pot is dated to 4050–3850 BCE. It is now at the Botoşani County Museum, Botoşani, Romania. Photo: Marius Amarie
Spiral Decorated Pottery from Sardinia (3200-2800 BCE)
Spiral Decorated Pottery from Sardinia (3200-2800 BCE)
Now at the National Archaeological Museum, Siena, Italy. Museum Website at: https://www.santamariadellascala.com/Photo from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ozieri_culture#/media/File:Neolitico,_cultura_di_ozieri,_ceramica_dalla_grotta_di_s.michele_(ozieri),_3500-2700_ac_ca..JPG
Druid Spiral Bowl - Sardinia (4100 BCE)
Druid Spiral Bowl - Sardinia (4100 BCE)
(August 27, 2023) From Mogoro, Sardinia. Now at National Archaeological Museum Cagliari in Sardinia (Jar R20S09-169, Inventory number: 36389). Photo by Angel M. Felicisimo at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/elgolem/52319239848/in/album-72177720301656170/
Towie Ball - Scotland 3000 BCE
Towie Ball - Scotland 3000 BCE
Dating to 3000 BCE it is made of a black, fine-grained stone, it has an average diameter of 73mm and weighs just over 500g. It has four discs or knobs, of which three are intricately carved and the fourth is blank.Picture from National Museum of Scotland. Online at:https://www.nms.ac.uk/explore-our-collections/stories/scottish-history-and-archaeology/towie-ball/
Two Layers of Spiral Pairs on Towie Ball 3000 BCE
Two Layers of Spiral Pairs on Towie Ball 3000 BCE
More than 430 examples of similar objects are known, with the overwhelming majority being found in Aberdeenshire, where the Towie ball was found. The Towie ball is, however, the finest example.Picture from National Museum of Scotland. Online at:https://www.nms.ac.uk/explore-our-collections/stories/scottish-history-and-archaeology/towie-ball/
Triple Spiral (Triskelion) on Towie Ball 3000 BCE
Triple Spiral (Triskelion) on Towie Ball 3000 BCE
This ball has four nobs but the bottom one is blank and is meant to be a base.Picture from National Museum of Scotland. Online at:https://www.nms.ac.uk/explore-our-collections/stories/scottish-history-and-archaeology/towie-ball/
Druid Spirals on Platforms in Malta Museum 3600-2500 BCE
Druid Spirals on Platforms in Malta Museum 3600-2500 BCE
This photo was taken in the Tarxien Hall at the National Museum of Malta. Online at: https://heritagemalta.mt/explore/national-museum-of-archaeology/
Faint Spirals on Domus de Janas Tomb Walls in Sardinia 3400-2700 BCE
Faint Spirals on Domus de Janas Tomb Walls in Sardinia 3400-2700 BCE
Photo from Sardinian Blog by Alexandra and Jurgen at https://www.sardinien.blog/2017/domus-de-janas-montessu/
Spirals on a Bull Platform at Domus de Janas Sardinia 3400-2700 BCE
Spirals on a Bull Platform at Domus de Janas Sardinia 3400-2700 BCE
Tomb is called Domus de Janas and it was constructed between 3400 and 2700 BCE. Bulls represented the rain bringing chaotic storm powers of Hu and was the cloud hidden form of the sun. "Domas" means "roundhouse" in Indo-European.Photo by Nicola Costangia via https://twitter.com/serbiaireland/status/1553386194704146433/photo/1
Paired (Horned) Spirals from Orkney
Paired (Horned) Spirals from Orkney
This fragment of a larger stone image shows some paired spirals curling up in the same direction. These are called horned spirals. This pairing represents the pairing of masculine and feminine life powers in the Ancient Pagan Paradigm. Some of these are shown in oval eggs.Image from British Museum presentation by Alison Sheridan entitled "Exploring the Wider World of Stonehenge: Long Distance Connections and Movements" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjJZUWTts3M&t=4323sat 55:08 minutes
Drawing of Garboldisham Ritual Macehead (Scepter) from East England 2500 BCE
Drawing of Garboldisham Ritual Macehead (Scepter) from East England 2500 BCE
This ritual macehead is carved from red deer antler. It was found in the 1960s deposited in a tributary of the river Little Ouse, Norfolk and is decorated with three spirals. It dates to 2500 BCE.(Image from Andrew Meirion Jones, Marta Diaz-Guardamino (2017) The Garboldisham macehead: its manufacture, date, archaeological context and significance. Online at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321430456_The_Garboldisham_macehead_its_manufacture_date_archaeological_context_and_significance
Druid Spirals at Achnabreck, Kilmartin Glen West Scotland
Druid Spirals at Achnabreck, Kilmartin Glen West Scotland
The solstices lines up with the line in the center. The line angled to the left which intersects the paired spirals probably aligns with the equinoxes. The date their construction is uncertain.Slide from British Museum presentation by Alison Sheridan entitled "Exploring the Wider World of Stonehenge: Long Distance Connections and Movements" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjJZUWTts3M&t=4323s
Druid Spirals, Buggiba Temple Complex, Malta
Druid Spirals, Buggiba Temple Complex, Malta
From site Ancient Wisdom made by Alex Whitaker and now (after 2017?) maintained by owners Scott & Elaine Jones.Online at: http://www.ancient-wisdom.com/complexes.htm
Druid Spirals, Tarxien Temple Complex, Malta
Druid Spirals, Tarxien Temple Complex, Malta
From site Ancient Wisdom made by Alex Whitaker and and now (after 2017?) maintained by owners Scott & Elaine Jones.Online at: http://www.ancient-wisdom.com/complexes.htm
Druid Spirals on Child's Gold Tiara from Cyprus 1350 BCE
Druid Spirals on Child's Gold Tiara from Cyprus 1350 BCE
This was found in a recent excavation of two unspoiled tombs near the Bronze Age city of Hala Sultan Tekke in Cyprus. The finds include over 150 human skeletons and close to 500 objects including gold jewelry, gemstones and ceramics.Image from University of Gothenburg in Sweden at: https://www.gu.se/en/news/gold-jewellery-from-the-time-of-nefertiti-found-in-bronze-age-tombs-in-cyprus
Minoan Larnax (Side 1) Showing Druid Spirals On End 1600 BCE
Minoan Larnax (Side 1) Showing Druid Spirals On End 1600 BCE
(June 7, 2023) The clay larnax was the standard type of coffin in Crete. The end shows 8 Druid spirals on either side of what appears to be a tree. The side shows two images whose meanings are unknown. From Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Accession Number: 1996.521a, b. Online at https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/256844
Same Minoan Larnax (Side 2) Showing Fish Scales/Feathers On Other Side 1600 BCE
Same Minoan Larnax (Side 2) Showing Fish Scales/Feathers On Other Side 1600 BCE
The recessed panels on each side suggests a wooden prototype, and recent scholarship has identified Egyptian chests as the probable models. The top lid is bent due to being over heated in a kiln. The fish scales/feathers are symbols for motion/wind powers. From Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Accession Number: 1996.521a, b. Online at https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/256844
First European Writing: Minoan Phaistos Disk (1900 BCE)
First European Writing: Minoan Phaistos Disk (1900 BCE)
The Minoan Phaistos Disk dates to 1900 BCE. It is now on display in the Heraklion Archaeological Museum in Crete. It is a philosophical debate about the cause of a drought. It's language is Akkadian. (Olmsted personal photo 2019)
Etruscan Magliano Disk (450 BCE)
Etruscan Magliano Disk (450 BCE)
This lead disk now at the Florence Archaeological Museum. Photo copied from: Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe: Die Etrusker. Karl Theiss Verlag, Stuttgart 2017, S. 295. Access via: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bleiplatte_von_Magliano.jpg
Minoan Crete Ritual Bowl (1800 BCE)
Minoan Crete Ritual Bowl (1800 BCE)
Masculine/Feminine paired Druid spirals are shown on the side. Bottom sign is Phaistos Disk phonem /Mi/ which in Akkadian means "fertility-fluid-power" (the sign represents an irrigation system). The tube indicates some fluid was poured into the side for filling bowl from bottom center. It was found in earthquake rubble below a 9-room building in the coastal Cretan town of Malia. Identification number is F4718. After this earthquake is when Minoan Linear A began widespread. It is now displayed at the Minoan Heraklion museum in Crete.
Image from: Baldicci, Giorgia (2017) Low Relief Potter’s Marks and the Phaistos Disk, A Note on the Comb Sign. In Annvario (vol. 95) Scuola Archeaologica Italiana di Attene
Image from: Baldicci, Giorgia (2017) Low Relief Potter’s Marks and the Phaistos Disk, A Note on the Comb Sign. In Annvario (vol. 95) Scuola Archeaologica Italiana di Attene
Bronze Druid Paired Spiral Fibula Brooch 900 BCE
Bronze Druid Paired Spiral Fibula Brooch 900 BCE
(February 1, 2025) This was found in Greece. Now at the British Museum, number 1919,1119.18. Online at: https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/G_1919-1119-18
Bronze 3 Spiraled Spectacle Fibula Brooch 800 BCE
Bronze 3 Spiraled Spectacle Fibula Brooch 800 BCE
(February 1, 2025) This is a well preserved Druid spiral fibula now at the British Museum (Museum number 2009,5020.1). It is recorded as being from Italy. Online at: https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/G_2009-5020-1
Druid Spirals on Eagle-Vulture/Griffon Head from Olympia, Greece (700 BCE)
Druid Spirals on Eagle-Vulture/Griffon Head from Olympia, Greece (700 BCE)
Eagle-vultures trimmed the threads from the life network under the authority of the Druid goddess Ayu.Photo from display at the Archaeological Museum of Olympia in Greece by Jean Housen via Wikimedia Commons at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:20190507_084_olympia_museum.jpg
Druid Spiral from Middle Bronze Age, Seytomer Hoyuk in Turkey (1600 BCE)
Druid Spiral from Middle Bronze Age, Seytomer Hoyuk in Turkey (1600 BCE)
This small object shows the horned spiral pattern like that seen in the Orkney Islands off northern Scotland. It is positioned within an oval egg.
Bilgen, Nejat (2019) THE MIDDLE BRONZE AGE LAYER SEYİTÖMER HÖYÜK-THE WEST END OF THE PHRYGIAN REGİON. Online at: https://www.academia.edu/41581059/THE_MIDDLE_BRONZE_AGE_LAYER_SEY%C4%B0T%C3%96MER_H%C3%96Y%C3%9CK_THE_WEST_END_OF_THE_PHRYGIAN_REG%C4%B0ON
Reference
Bilgen, Nejat (2019) THE MIDDLE BRONZE AGE LAYER SEYİTÖMER HÖYÜK-THE WEST END OF THE PHRYGIAN REGİON. Online at: https://www.academia.edu/41581059/THE_MIDDLE_BRONZE_AGE_LAYER_SEY%C4%B0T%C3%96MER_H%C3%96Y%C3%9CK_THE_WEST_END_OF_THE_PHRYGIAN_REG%C4%B0ONReference
Druid Spirals on a Mycenean Grave Stele 1550 BCE
Druid Spirals on a Mycenean Grave Stele 1550 BCE
The top shows the life network composed of interconnected spirits which are represented by the druid spirals.Found in Grave Circle A, Mycenae, 16th century BCE. Now at the National Archaeological Museum, Athens> Photo by Mark Cartwright at: https://www.worldhistory.org/image/3825/mycenaean-grave-stele/
The Three Layers of the Druid Pantheon Represented by 3 Spirals (1800 BCE)
The Three Layers of the Druid Pantheon Represented by 3 Spirals (1800 BCE)
This lintel is on display at the Minoan Heraklion Museum in Crete. It shows the three vortex layers of the Ancient Pagan Paradigm going through the sky shell. (Olmsted personal photo 2019)
Druid spiral from Norway (~300 BCE)
Druid spiral from Norway (~300 BCE)
Stone carving near Ausevik, Flora municipality, Sogn og Fjordane, Norway. Photo from: https://www.arild-hauge.com/helleristngbild.htm
Druid Spiral From Denmark
Druid Spiral From Denmark
On display in the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen. Photo from: https://www.arild-hauge.com/helleristningbild-dk.htm
Pre-Viking Sword With Druid Spirals and Runes, Norway 50 CE
Pre-Viking Sword With Druid Spirals and Runes, Norway 50 CE
(December 6, 2025) These texts are mirror images. The original text was written directly into the casting mold. The spirals on the knob of the handle are arranged like owl eyes and owls are mentioned in the text.The text is dated based upon its rune style which is most like early Pontic with influences from the squared letter style of the Romans. This was made soon after Roman trade with Norway opened up after the Romans conquered Gaul. One of many swords with such spirals. Online at Norwegian Unified Museum: https://www.unimus.no/portal/#/things/4f9d5d1a-b8ed-40a9-b4b1-ce288ae087d4
(read from right to left. Capital letters on object. Small letters are inferred Inner vowels. Verbs are italic bold, Dual use letters are E/H, I/Y, U/W, and '/A in which vowel appears at beginning of words except for Yahu which is keeping its traditional Hebrew transliteration
Translation in Akkadian (North Text 29.1)
(read from right to left. Capital letters on object. Small letters are inferred Inner vowels. Verbs are italic bold, Dual use letters are E/H, I/Y, U/W, and '/A in which vowel appears at beginning of words except for Yahu which is keeping its traditional Hebrew transliterationTranslation in Akkadian (North Text 29.1)
- TaMu
- MuTu
In English
In English
- Curse
- the killers
Pre-Viking Sword With Druid Spirals and Runes, Norway 50 CE
Pre-Viking Sword With Druid Spirals and Runes, Norway 50 CE
(December 6, 2025) These texts are mirror images. The original text was written directly into the casting mold. This is dated based upon its rune style which is most like early Pontic with influences from the squared letter style of the Romans. This was made soon after Roman trade with Norway opened up after the Romans conquered Gaul. One of many swords with such spirals. Online at Norwegian Unified Museum: https://www.unimus.no/portal/#/things/4f9d5d1a-b8ed-40a9-b4b1-ce288ae087d4
(read from right to left. Capital letters on object. Small letters are inferred Inner vowels. Verbs are italic bold. Dual use letters are E/H, I/Y, U/W, and '/A in which vowel appears at beginning of words except for Yahu which is keeping its traditional Hebrew transliteration)
Translation in Akkadian (North Text 29.2)
(read from right to left. Capital letters on object. Small letters are inferred Inner vowels. Verbs are italic bold. Dual use letters are E/H, I/Y, U/W, and '/A in which vowel appears at beginning of words except for Yahu which is keeping its traditional Hebrew transliteration) Translation in Akkadian (North Text 29.2)
- E NaRu
- ATu E
- ZaKu Tu
In English
In English
- Disable the culling
- The Monitors (owls) are ineffective
- Purify astrology-magic
Irish Barn Owl
Irish Barn Owl
(December 6, 2025) Its white color would have associated it with the celestial light goddess of fate, Selu/Seline, making this the fate-owl mentioned in the runic and ogham texts. Notice that is muscular legs forms a groove which is often replicated in the Neolithic owl art.
Close-Up of Knowth Owl
Close-Up of Knowth Owl
(December 6, 2025) Passage tombs represented caves and the dark under-dome where dead spirits were thought to reside until their reincarnation. They were the domain of Kate/Hekate who was the Druid feminine life source power. Fate-Owls represented the powers of fate which determined when the souls left and entered the underworld.Photo from World Heritage Irelandhttps://www.worldheritageireland.ie/bru-na-boinne/built-heritage/knowth/
Owl Guarding Knowth Tomb Passage
Owl Guarding Knowth Tomb Passage
(July 3, 2022, Updated September 15, 2024) Inner passage from Knowth which is a prehistoric monument overlooking the River Boyne in County Meath, Ireland. It comprises a large passage tomb surrounded by 17 smaller tombs, built during the Neolithic era around 3200 BC.Photo from World Heritage Irelandhttps://www.worldheritageireland.ie/bru-na-boinne/built-heritage/knowth/
Coriosolite Silver Stater Coin From Celtic Gaul 100-50 BCE
Coriosolite Silver Stater Coin From Celtic Gaul 100-50 BCE
Notice how the Druid spirals are incorporated into the hair curls. Same coin type is shown on the right but its image is slightly different indicating these images were stamped from different dies. This image is taken from YouTube video on right.
YouTube Video Describing Coriosolite Coin
YouTube Video Describing Coriosolite Coin
The Coriosolites were a tribe centered on Cotes-D'Armor in Brittany, France. Thousands of Coriosolite coins ended up in Hengistbury in England via the island of Jersey. The majority of these that exist today have been found in large hoards on Jersey,
Coriosolites Silver Stater Coin From Celtic Gaul 100-50 BCE
Coriosolites Silver Stater Coin From Celtic Gaul 100-50 BCE
Size is 19 mm in diameters. It weighs 6.38 grams. Image from Silbury Coins at: https://www.silburycoins.co.uk/product/gaul-northwest-coriosolites-circa-100-50bc-base-silver-stater/
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