Wooden box with various objects used in trolldom medicine, including eagle feet, a cow's teat, several stones, and an albatross' skull.
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Wooden box with various objects used in trolldom medicine, including eagle feet, a cow's teat, several stones, and an albatross' skull.
from Ør grendesamling, Halden historiske Samlinger, Østfoldmuseene, Norway
300 year old leather star map by the Skidi, one of the four bands of the Pawnee tribe. The Skidi Pawnee historically lived on the Central Plains of Nebraska and Kansas.
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Mongolian Petroglyphs Prehistoric rock carvings found throughout the country, particularly in the Altai Mountains and the Gobi Desert.
Late Bronze-Age sacrificial well, c. 800-400 BC from "An Introduction to Celtic Mythology" by David Bellingham
The Cernunnos-type antlered figure or horned god, on the Gundestrup Cauldron,
carved bones with runic inscriptions digitally outlined | c. 300 - 500 CE | weser river (modern day lower saxony, germany)
in the landesmuseum natur und mensch collection
Jhankri (Nepalese Shaman) necklace made from snake vertebrae
Dawning light over Ale’s stones.
Carreg Samson, North Pembrokeshire
April 2024
Rock carving from Indian Rock Carving of The Pacific Northwest by Edward Meade, Gray’s Publishing, Sidney, British Columbia, 1971
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At sunrise during the winter solstice, a beam of light illuminates the central underground chamber of Newgrange, a 5,000-year-old Irish tomb in the valley of the River Boyne.Credit…Ken Williams
Kilmartin Glen neolithic rock art
The earth, Tibet - by Zhou Mi, Chinese/American
Druids Temple - Martin Black