May 19, 2025
Horses were extremely important in celtiberian society, being maybe one of the most represented animals in both celtiberian pottery and metalsmithing.
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Horses were extremely important in celtiberian society, being maybe one of the most represented animals in both celtiberian pottery and metalsmithing.
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In Northern Portugal, Carnival is still celebrated the same way since pre-Roman times.
The Caretos or Entrudos Chocalheiros run around the villages with their loud bells to chase away the cold and welcome the life of Spring. In some places, straw effigies are also set up to be ceremoniously burned. There's music, masks, colours and plenty of food for many days.
Ancient Greek híppos, Latin equus, Irish each, and Icelandic jór all mean 'horse', and Spanish yegua and Romanian iapă mean 'mare'. They're very different, yet they ultimately stem from the same Proto-Indo-European word. They drifted apart due to the sound changes they underwent.
What would their modern English, German, Dutch, French and Italian cognates look like if they had survived? I tell about it on my Patreon.
1-800-ARE-YOU-VINDOLANDIN'
*I have no idea wtf that is in reference to but it popped into my head while I was working on these and has stubbornly refused to leave
Rare (if anachronistic) dip into the very late classical period, writing is mostly modern-ish english language, Old Roman cursive script, pov is Gaulish. Stylus & lampblack ink on birchwood (pot and plate also handmade, glazed ceramic, ~750s ce East Anglia -inspired)
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Xeltian Warlord
(ahistorical anachronistic celtiberian warrior)
The Continence of Scipio by Pompeo Batoni
Coin of the Day #201 (11/21/2024)
You’ve heard of Egyptian sphinxes but what about Iberian sphinxes?
Ancient Hispania / Celtiberian
AE As - 34mm 21.51g
2nd Century BC
Castulo Mint
Obverse Male head right, diademed
Reverse Sphinx standing right, raising forepaw