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| 商品規格 | |
| Primary Material | Bronze |
| Object Type | Crest |
| Original/Reproduction | Vintage Original |
| Time Period, War | Invasion by the Angles (5th century) |
| Country/Region | United Kingdom |
| Maker | The god-smith Wayland |
| 商品狀況說明 | Bullet points - English = "Engl-Isis" ("ish" deriving from the 480 AD period coptic for ISIS -" ESE" -pronounced,'eay-saay', onomatopeically degenerating to 'ISH' as there was no written language in Britain in 480AD at the time of this artifact. Skuldelev - translating as both 'Bald-student' or 'Student's debt' Northern languages & Icelandic - I suggest 'Debt' refering to sacrifice, & 'Bald' refering to the followers of Isis as recorded. (see below) Also noting that Skuldelev is on a branch of 'Isefjord' which I believe to have derived from 'Isisfjord'. (changed by Christianity to erase the overt and long connection to Isis) All the above deriving from the manifest simultaneous worship of both Odin & Isis shown uncontestably on the present artifact. Indeed one might suspect that both bog bodies and 'stone-ships' were integral to the worship of Isis. Pinned to the ground with sticks - the Haraldskær woman is related to the manifestation of Isis as a tree (sacrificed) copyright PTR |
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