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The Ridgeway, Nr West Overton, Wiltshire. Reported 30th May.
My Thanks to Busty Taylor ©2004 for the photo above
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triskele, or triple spiral, a symbol closely related to the triquetra,
is a tripartate symbol composed of three interlocked spirals. The spiral
is an ancient Celtic symbol related to the sun, afterlife and
reincarnation. The example above comes from the Neolithic
"tomb" at Newgrange, where it is supposed by some to be a
symbol of pregnancy (the sun describes a spiral in its movements every
three months; a triple spiral represents nine months), an idea
reinforced by the womblike nature of the structure. The symbol also
suggests reincarnation- it is drawn in one continuous line, suggesting a
continuous movement of time.
The emphasis is on the numeral three which for the Celts symbolized the principles of creation, preservation and destruction embodied also as the triple goddess, virgin, mother and crone, and the phases of the moon. Triskeles are one of the most common elements of Celtic art; they are found in a variety of styles in both ancient and modern Celtic art, especially in relation to depictions of the Mother Goddess. They also evoke the Celtic concept of the domains of material existence- earth, water, and sky, and thier interelations. Check out the triskeles that I sell in my Heartlink Shop. Register for Blueprinting your Life in Light or The Crossing Classes. If you can't join us physically join the ONLINE CLASSES including SACRED GEOMETRY.. |
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| Fort Nelson, nr
Portchester, Hampshire, Reported 11th June.
Resembles kerbstone 67 at Newgrange Ireland. Newgrange dates back to about 3200 BC. |
Honey Street, nr Alton Barnes, Wiltshire. Reported 16th June.
My Thanks toSteve Alexander ©2004 for the above 2 photos |
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| Telegraph Hill, nr The Icknield Way, Hertfordshire. Reported 11th June. | Gopher Wood, nr Huish, Wiltshire. Reported 21st June. |
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Woodborough Hill, 23 July This was an official experiment on Tim Carson's farm. Paid for by Joachim Koch, M. D., and Hans-Juergen Kyborg.
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Milk Hill, Nr Alton Barnes, Wiltshire, Reported 26th June. |
My Thanks to Busty Taylor ©2004 for the 4 photos above |
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