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#CapitalismKills #TaxTheRich #MakePollutersPay #FridaysForFuture #ClimateEmergency #ClimateJustice #MotherEarth #LifesBetterWithTrees #ClimateCrisis #ClimateActionNow #greedflation #ecocide #stopoil #endfossilfuels #cooltheclimate #JustStopOil #PeopleOverProfits
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The function of a second "chamber" of Parliament, endowed with absolute veto power, is to be assumed by those druids who do not hold office in the judiciary or executive. Until there are enough of them, legislative initiatives and a new draft constitution are to be prepared primarily by a "Council of The Wise Ones/Senate" elected by the people. The widespread practice where laws are primarily submitted by governments is thus to come to a definitive end and a genuine separation of powers is thus to be practiced. Source: The Nua-Celtic Manifesto

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We need #degrowth, a #DonutEconomy and #SystemChange to #Conviviality in a #CaringEconomy of #Partnerism within #planetboundaries 🙏
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#CapitalismKills #TaxTheRich #MakePollutersPay #FridaysForFuture #ClimateEmergency #ClimateJustice #MotherEarth #LifesBetterWithTrees #ClimateCrisis #ClimateActionNow #greedflation #ecocide #stopoil #endfossilfuels #cooltheclimate #JustStopOil #PeopleOverProfits
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Political processes must be fundamentally public and transparent. This should also eliminate the dominant position of political parties, which represent only particular interests. In addition, lobbying must be regulated and minimised as far as possible. Source: The Nua-Celtic Manifesto

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We need #degrowth, a #DonutEconomy and #SystemChange to #Conviviality in a #CaringEconomy of #Partnerism within #planetboundaries 🙏
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Large storage pits hewn in the rock have been found in the north-eastern part of the hillfort, the biggest of them having a diameter of 160-190 cm and a depth of 80-150 cm.
Source: Slovenské národné múzeum, Bratislava
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Discovered have been primarily rectangular single-room houses erected on the ground, or pit-houses partially recessed in the earth, either with a log-cabin structure or with a load-bearing frame made of posts sunk in the ground and joined by wattle-and-daub wall panels.
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Iron finds from Devín hillfort, SNM, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Inventory of jewelery from Devín hillfort, SNM, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Inventory of blacksmithy from Devín hillfort, SNM, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Inventory of jewelery from Devín hillfort, SNM, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

#HillfortsWednesday #Celtic: Concentrations of dwellings and outbuildings have been detected on the terraced southern slope of Devín hill, as well as on the north-eastern side of the hillfort.
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Tre'r Ceiri, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Tre'r Ceiri, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Tre'r Ceiri, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Tre'r Ceiri, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

#HillfortsWednesday #Celtic: Excavations at Tre'r Ceiri have produced finds mainly of Roman pottery, showing that they traded with the Romans. During the final period of occupation the fort may have been used as a refuge, not from the Romans but from Irish raiders.

settlement, founded in the late La Tène period, formed a triangle of significant #Celtic centres in the uplands at the bend of the River Danube near Bratislava.
La Tène period artefacts have been found almost in the entire area of the Devín hillfort.`
Source: Slovenské národné múzeum, Bratislava
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Devín Castle Hill settlement in today’s Slovakia and the oppidum on Braunsberg Hill (across the Danube, in Austria) , SNM, photo credit 1. Neu-Kelte

Glass beads and fragments, SNM, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Painted pottery from Devín Castle, SNM, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Celtic silver coin with the inscription Ravis found at today’s Devin in Slovakia, SNM, photo credit 1. Neu-Kelte

#HillfortsWednesday: `The existence of a large late La Tène period settlement was confirmed by systematic archaeological research of the castle and of the town of Devín after 1965.
Together with the oppida in Bratislava and on Braunsberg Hill (across the Danube, in Austria) the Devín Castle Hill
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A second outer wall was built during the Roman Occupation period after AD 78; most of the original roundhouses were subdivided, rectangular and smaller irregular huts were added and the fort may have housed as many as 400 inhabitants at this time.
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Tre'r Ceiri, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Tre'r Ceiri, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Tre'r Ceiri, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

Tre'r Ceiri, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

#HillfortsWednesday #Celtic: Tre'r Ceiri was probably constructed in the late #IronAge and remained in use until the 4th century AD. The earliest defences enclosed an Early Bronze Age (2000-1100 BC) burial cairn on the summit and may have housed 100 people living in about 20 houses.
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A gold plated bronze brooch was discovered in one of the houses, probably made during the middle of the first century AD, which is now at the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff.
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Tre'r Ceiri; photo credit 1. Neu-Kelte

Tre'r Ceiri; photo credit 1. Neu-Kelte

Tre'r Ceiri; photo credit 1. Neu-Kelte

Gold plated bronze brooch from Tre'r Ceiri, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

#HillfortsWednesday #Celtic: Tre'r Ceiri is one of the most and best preserved #IronAge hillforts in Britain. The impressive dry-stone ramparts that enclose it survive to near their full height of 3.5 metres in many places. The 2.5 hectare fort contains the remains of over 150 huts.
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1. Neu-Kelte 🌻💙💛🌻 (@NeuKelte@hear-me.social) Attached: 1 image #FairyTaleTuesday #Celtic: `It was in springtime, when Tuirenn was alone with her maids, for a few days before Illan had received a message calling him away; but any hour now he might return. Very reluctantly he had left Tuirenn, for in his heart of hearts he feared that Uchtdealb, the faery woman who loved him, would at some time or other put an enchantment on the woman he loved and had made his wife; so before leaving he charged her maids to watch her well, and allow no stranger near her. A shadow fell across Tuirenn's work, and looking up she saw, standing by her side, a tall fair girl, with a strange look in her eyes which, to Tuirenn, seemed to betoken some hidden enmity. Unseen by the maids, Uchtdealb led Tuirenn away. When they came to the edge of the wood Tuirenn said: "I do not remember having seen you before. What is your name, and do you belong to the Clan Basna?" The girl looked at Tuirenn, and there was a wicked light in her eyes as she answered: "Have you not heard of me? I am Uchtdealb the Fair. Illan was my husband before he was yours, but when he saw you he put me away from him, and gave you my place. All these months I have been planning vengeance, and now the time has come to take it. Shall I tell you what it is ? I am going to put a spell on you, and change you into the form of a hound, and your life shall be spent in chasing wild animals. You shall suffer, too, for your mind I will not change, and your thoughts will be as before of Illan and Fionn and all your lost friends." Tuirenn shrank away in fear from the girl;` Source: Heroes of the Dawn by Violet Russel Here’s the backstory: https://hear-me.social/@NeuKelte/116047374684765027

Source: Heroes of the Dawn by Violet Russel
Here’s the backstory: hear-me.social/@NeuK...
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The weeks passed by, and when the hound had been with Fergus for about two months she gave birth to two puppies; little white and black things, that rolled and tumbled over each other in a quaint, helpless manner, which Fergus was never tired of watching.`
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But Fergus grew to love the hound very much; she was so swift that no animal, however fleet it was, escaped her when she went hunting, and her intelligence was so great that Fergus was often astonished at the manner in which she seemed to understand every word he uttered.
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Of all houses it was the worst to take her to, for in the whole of Ireland there was not another man like Fergus, who hated dogs, and would never keep one with him.
Uchtdealb had departed, thinking that poor enchanted Tuirenn would not have much comfort or happiness with Fergus.
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Scottish Deerhound, photocredit 1. Neu-Kelte

#FairyTaleTuesday #Celtic: `Out of jealous love for her husband Illan, Uchtdealb the Fair had transformed Tuirenn into a beautiful white hound, with black markings on her sides and back, and soft brown eyes. The woman of the Sidhe had led her to the house of a man named Fergus Fionnlia.
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1. Neu-Kelte 🌻💙💛🌻 (@NeuKelte@hear-me.social) Attached: 1 image #FairyTaleTuesday #Celtic: `With an anxious note in his voice, Illan Echta, a captain of the Ulster Fianna, asked: "Have you any reason to think that through me, or any of my kinsfolk, harm will come to Tuirenn?" "I have heard that Uchtdealb, who is also a woman of the Sidhe, has given you her love," Fionn answered, "and perhaps through her jealousy some harmful thing may happen to Tuirenn." "Do not fear for Tuirenn; I will always guard her with the greatest care and love, remembering that if anything evil happens to her my life will be forfeit to you," said Illan boldly; yet secretly he felt some misgivings when he thought of Uchtdealb, for she belonged to the faery race, and, if she chose, had power for either good or evil over human life. On that understanding Fionn gave Tuirenn to Illan, though he would not let her accompany her husband when he returned to Ulster, but arranged to send her afterwards with a guard of his most trusted Fian chiefs.` Source: Heroes of the Dawn by Violet Russel Here’s the backstory: https://hear-me.social/@NeuKelte/116047044193444451

Tuirenn shrank away in fear from the girl;`
Source: Heroes of the Dawn by Violet Russel
Here’s the backstory: hear-me.social/@NeuK...
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I am going to put a spell on you, and change you into the form of a hound, and your life shall be spent in chasing wild animals. You shall suffer, too, for your mind I will not change, and your thoughts will be as before of Illan and Fionn and all your lost friends."
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Illan was my husband before he was yours, but when he saw you he put me away from him, and gave you my place. All these months I have been planning
vengeance, and now the time has come to take it. Shall I tell you what it is ?
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When they came to the edge of the wood Tuirenn said: "I do not remember having seen you before.
What is your name, and do you belong to the Clan Basna?"
The girl looked at Tuirenn, and there was a wicked light in her eyes as she answered: "Have you not heard of me? I am Uchtdealb the Fair.
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near her.
A shadow fell across Tuirenn's work, and looking up she saw, standing by her side, a tall fair girl, with a strange look in her eyes which, to Tuirenn, seemed to betoken some hidden enmity.
Unseen by the maids, Uchtdealb led Tuirenn away.
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Very reluctantly he had left Tuirenn, for in his heart of hearts he feared that Uchtdealb, the faery woman who loved him, would at some time or other put an enchantment on the woman he loved and had made his wife; so before leaving he charged her maids to watch her well, and allow no stranger
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Woman; info board on the Causeway Coastal Road, Co. Antrim, photo credit 1. Neu-Kelte

#FairyTaleTuesday #Celtic: `It was in springtime, when Tuirenn was alone with her maids, for a few days before Illan had received a message calling him away; but any hour now he might return.
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1. Neu-Kelte 🌻💙💛🌻 (@NeuKelte@hear-me.social) Attached: 1 image #FairyTaleTuesday #Celtic: `A captain of the Ulster Fianna, Illan Echta, had fallen in love with Fionn’s aunt Tuirenn. lllan thought that never before had he seen any one so fair as Tuirenn, with her eyes blue as the speedwell, and hair the colour of ripe corn, and before all things in the world he loved her and wished to marry her, so that she might be always with him. After some days he went to Fionn, and said to him: "Soon, O Fionn, I must return to Ulster, and before I go I would ask you to give me Tuirenn in marriage, for I love her, and desire above all things to take her back with me to my home." Fionn, as head of his clan, had power to bestow or withhold his consent in such matters, so he said to Illan: "Do you know that Tuirenn belongs to the folk of the Sidhe, and I can only give her to you on certain conditions namely, that she shall be restored safely to me whenever I may send for her, and that you shall go surety for her safety?" "Do you think she will not be safe with me?" inquired Illan indignantly. "Yet, because she is dearer to me than everything I possess, I will willingly agree to your conditions." Source: Heroes of the Dawn by Violet Russel

Source: Heroes of the Dawn by Violet Russel
Here’s the backstory: hear-me.social/@NeuK...
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she chose, had power for either good or evil over human life.
On that understanding Fionn gave Tuirenn to Illan, though he would not let her accompany her husband when he returned to Ulster, but arranged to send her afterwards with a guard of his most trusted Fian chiefs.`
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"Do not fear for Tuirenn; I will always guard her with the greatest care and love, remembering that if anything evil happens to her my life will be forfeit to you," said Illan boldly; yet secretly he felt some misgivings when he thought of Uchtdealb, for she belonged to the faery race, and, if
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"I have heard that Uchtdealb, who is also a woman of the Sidhe, has given you her love," Fionn answered, "and perhaps through her jealousy some harmful thing may happen to Tuirenn."
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