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Philolithia

@Philolithia

Prehistoric landscapes, skyscapes, cosmology, folklore, nature. Meirionnydd #StandingStones PhD researcher Bournemouth Uni. Cymraes dw i & like Other Places too

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Dani Robertson(@DaniDarkSkies) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Noson Galan Mai Hapus! It may not feel like it, but this old festival celebrates the death of winter and the coming of summer. Sometimes linked to the constellation of Gemini, or Gwyn a Gwythyr in Cymraeg. A very old story indeed, one that tells of a battle in the skies for love

Noson Galan Mai Hapus! It may not feel like it, but this old festival celebrates the death of winter and the coming of summer. Sometimes linked to the constellation of Gemini, or Gwyn a Gwythyr in Cymraeg. A very old story indeed, one that tells of a battle in the skies for love
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๐Ÿ…ฐntiquity Journal(@AntiquityJ) 's Twitter Profile Photo

๐Ÿ“ฐ Lidar survey in Ireland reveals hundreds of prehistoric monuments, the rarest of which may have 'marked the path to the afterlife'

in the news via Newsweek by Aristos Georgiou

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Welsh Myth and Legend and Magic(@MythWelsh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

was a busy time in mythic Wales. A scream afflicted Britain every May Eve when Lludd was king. Teyrnon lost his colts and found Pryderi on May Eve. Gwenhwyfar was abducted on . Gwynn and Gwrthyr fight every May Day for Creiddylad.

#CalanMai was a busy time in mythic Wales. A scream afflicted Britain every May Eve when Lludd was king. Teyrnon lost his colts and found Pryderi on May Eve. Gwenhwyfar was abducted on #MayDay. Gwynn and Gwrthyr fight every May Day for Creiddylad.
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Dr Toby Driver(@Toby_Driver1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The quite remarkable Llangorse crannog near Brecon in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park - a C9th Irish-inspired Welsh royal court & the only crannog known in Cymru/Wales

Excavated in 1989-93 by Archaeology 100! - Cardiff Uni & St Fagans Archaeology

More here: museum.wales/articles/1350/โ€ฆ

๐Ÿ“ท My own, yesterday

The quite remarkable Llangorse crannog near Brecon in @BannauB - a C9th Irish-inspired Welsh royal court & the only crannog known in Cymru/Wales Excavated in 1989-93 by @CUBALab & @SF_Archaeology More here: museum.wales/articles/1350/โ€ฆ ๐Ÿ“ท My own, yesterday
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Dr Toby Driver(@Toby_Driver1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This CBA trip to Ynys Mรดn/Anglesey has an enviable itinerary - everything from Irish-style passage tomb rock art to the famed Hendy Iron Age head & more..! More details below ๐Ÿ‘‡

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Mark Rees(@reviewwales) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Welsh folklore tells us that May Day Eve is one of three spirit nights (ysbrydnos) when the supernatural may be encountered.
Like Halloween, ghosts are abroad, and the best form of protection is to huddle around a bonfire.
Stay safe out there...

Welsh folklore tells us that May Day Eve is one of three spirit nights (ysbrydnos) when the supernatural may be encountered. Like Halloween, ghosts are abroad, and the best form of protection is to huddle around a bonfire. Stay safe out there... #MayDay #Wales #FairytaleTuesday
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Dani Robertson(@DaniDarkSkies) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great write up about the protected Dark Skies of Cymru ๐Ÿด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ท๓ ฌ๓ ณ๓ ฟ ๐Ÿคฉ

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Clwyd-Powys Archaeology(@CPATarchaeology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Gurnos Hill cairn was reported by a member of the public in 2019! Drop us a line if you discover anything whilst out exploring.

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Gurnos Hill cairn was reported by a member of the public in 2019! Drop us a line if you discover anything whilst out exploring. #TombTuesday buff.ly/4ahFZwV
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Joseph Lewis(@josephlewis1992) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Natural terrestrial corridors from across Britain to Stonehenge*

* not to be taken too seriously - mainly for fun, e.g. does not incorporate rivers, assumes that movement optimised for reducing energy expenditure

Natural terrestrial corridors from across Britain to Stonehenge* * not to be taken too seriously - mainly for fun, e.g. does not incorporate rivers, assumes that movement optimised for reducing energy expenditure
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