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Re: Glastonbury resident antiquarians and festival,.
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woosh wrote:
I thought the point was in fact how we can possibly know druids were present and recognised glastonbury as an extremely important site within the landscape,. perhaps they overlooked it !!


Or if 'The Druids' (TM) were disperate groups with wildly differing beliefs and only bought together under the umbrella term for ease of reference by invading, note scribbling armies (The Romans)

Or any other possibility, because we don't know anything about them really.

Perhaps they played netball.


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31st July 2013ce
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