Danish national museum unveils “dream find” gold hoard

An astounding gold hoard from the Iron Age has been discovered near Jelling, Denmark, and includes a bracteate amulet that potentially has a link to a myth featuring Odin. Continue reading Danish nati

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Opinion: Labels, Names, and Magical Community

Storm Faerywolf writes on the power of names, labels, and personae - and especially of "Queer," a magical name for an entire community. Continue reading Opinion: Labels, Names, and Magical Community a

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Columna: El Pozo del Cura

Alan D.D. recuerda a un maestro que cruzó el velo recientemente. Continue reading Columna: El Pozo del Cura at The Wild Hunt.

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Column: The Well of the Priest

Alan D.D. remembers a teacher who has recently crossed the veil. Continue reading Column: The Well of the Priest at The Wild Hunt.

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Uncovering the Past: Poverty Point, Native American Monumental Complex

TWH – The UNESCO World Heritage site Poverty Point may be North America’s oldest ceremonial complex and current archeological research has expanded our understanding of the site.  Poverty Point lies j

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