What do you know about them?There isn't much information beyond the obvious things that we all already know, like the fact that they were Gaelic, that they painted themselves blue and bla bla.tell me something new.
>>16547994They practiced matrilinealism and their women fought, not a very significant mass, but they fought.and they were short.
>>16547996virtually all Celts were proto-matriarchal.They weren't quite a matriarchy obviously, but at least they had some branches of it.the proto-Celts were matrilineal and women held some important social positions.It's a Celtic thing
Irrelevant fools, the barbarian archetype
>>16547994What a schnooze
>>16548001>virtually all Celts were proto-matriarchal.Besides Iberian Celts, Gaels, Gaul's and the Britons. Which is the majority of all of them.
>>16547994Magdalene married a picto-mannish (mannasseh outpost) chieftain, and Yngvie-Freyr married her descendant Gerdr in the Hebridees.Gerdr was named after the daughter of Odin - Gridr, whom Magdalenewoukd have known as the daughter of Thoth, which was Seshat.The Statue of Liberty represents the marriage between north and south (quite literally the marriage between Arwen and Aragorn), and is a symbolic mix between Seshat (the measurement authority figure guiding the Masons, farmers and keepers of unit accuracy), Libertas and Sol Invictus (God of the Mountain).The picts are basically the real life inspiration for Tolkiens Lossoth people, whom lived from the edge of the cape of Forochel (Orkneys/Shetland islands) along the entire icy shore down towards Angmar (Kattegat).Basically the Picts are native to the shores of the western part of the Norwegian trench, whom moved gradually northeast.
>>16548184since the proto-Celts.the hallstatt
>>16548316nigga what
>>16550346Hello, (You) is up down there.Even the most casual non-historian could have noticed on their own that Thoth & Odin, each with their own daughter-apprentice (Seshat & Gridr) is the canonical inventor of "THE alphabet".To these normies, this would seem like a contradiction as the runes and abjad descend from the very same hieroglyphs of phoenecian-egyptian origin and thus could NOT have had several inventors of the original one.But to them I say;Odin and Thoth is the very same.Not just mythologically borrowed, but that both stem from the same exact region and goddess.Seshat, daughter of Thoth, was the most important female deified academic, responsible for measuring the land and reign of kings of their kingdom.The norse word (therefore also english) for "the Sea" comes from the fact that Nerthus (namesake for the Norse sea-god Njordr) had her main shrine in Sais.Sais was, alongside Heliopolis, the two main cities for the female academic study of birth medicine known under the umbrella term "Midwife studies".The "Midwives of Israel" whom saved and raised Moses, as well as John the baptist (Named after the aquatic priest On/Oannes) derived their studies and mythology from Heliopolis,- the sistercity of Sais.
>>16551771In LOTR then, Thoth/Odin is depicted as the Mason/Elrond, whose daughter Seshat/Gridr(Gerdr)/Arwen married the heir of the north Aragorn/Yngvie-Freyr.Arwen/Gerdr was a descendant of Galadriel/Magdalene/the Galatian-Galileean Elf.Gandalf/Gamaliel was the guide and lawful protector of the 12 members of the fellowship, and served as the first true leader of the Christian movement after the corruption of the Judean priesthood (Herods siding with the roman EMPIRE with an illguided belief that they could control it for their own gain).By depicting Galadriel as Magdalene, and Gandalf as Gamaliel, Lotr - especially through RingsOfPower, manages to sneakily depict Jesus as shining through nearly every male leading role of the franchise, including Sauron, in order to evade having to ascribe a definite character to Jesus himself.
>>16548316Based schizo. Keep up the good work
>>16550346>>16551920it's always "schizo say whaaat?*and never "hmm explain whyy?*
