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Pen-y-Raglan-Wynt

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Jane Sep 16, 2004 17:12:59

Replying to Brochfael

Hi Brochfael
What does 'Proffessional historical interpreter active in Brythonic tradition' (on your profile) mean?
J
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FourWinds Sep 16, 2004 19:04:58

Replying to Jane

Druid :-)

http://philtar.ucsm.ac.uk/encyclopedia/europe/brython.html

baza Sep 16, 2004 19:35:17

Replying to Jane

I met Brochfael at a re-enactment weekend at Flag Fen. He was sitting by the fire in the Iron Age roundhouse, story-telling and making trinkets. Outside, at his/his friend's/relative's stand, I made a Bronze Age beaker from quick-setting clay. Only cost me £1 and it's standing near to me now.

:o)

Baz

Brochfael Sep 18, 2004 19:30:23

Replying to Jane

I do costumed displays of Iron Age and Roman life for schools, Heritage sites, museums and special events.

The Brythonic tradition is the Pre-Roman religious tradition (or what survives of it) in Britain. Druids do form a part of it but there is more besides.