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I wasn't offended GWASS. I've offended any number of druids in my time.... LOL

Jack of all trades, master of none... that's me tjj. :-)

It's been good for me, discarded some stuff I wasn't sure of, had a sounding board for expanding other stuff.

Dodge, about links - I found my copy of T D Kendrick, checked concerning sacrifice and the celts and it wasn't that book. Must have been Stuart Piggott. Came across these whilst googling which might be worth investigating.

http://www.digitalmedievalist.com/faqs/sacrific.html
A late Iron age shaft in Holzhausen in Baviaria

http://gallery.sjsu.edu/sacrifice/celt.html
Grave of a Celtic Woman (4-3 BCE) - Celtic - Zurich

http://www.celtnet.org.uk/miscellaneous/boar.html
The ritual shaft found at Ashill in Norfolk

http://www.btinternet.com/~ron.wilcox/onlinetexts/onlinetexts-chap8.htm
Excavation on an example near Stonehenge, at Wilsford

Branwen wrote:
Jack of all trades, master of none... that's me tjj. :-)
Branwen is it possible you may have misread my post - I wasn't trying to say you were a 'spiritual jack of all trades' - only that I myself have come to the conclusion that there are universal truths in most religions or spiritual paths, with Nature being supreme. Full of beauty and wonder with the capacity for devastation and destruction - it is not hard to see why the ancients invented their gods/goddesses and then made sacrifices to placate them.

Best wishes as always
tjj

Branwen, i've only just noticed that you posted these links...will check them later too. Thanks !
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