The Brythonic Pantheon | The Hendy Head And The Cult Of Gwdyion : The Old Religion Is Alive And Well In Wales @TheBrythonicPantheon | Uploaded August 2023 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
"The Old Religion" is alive and well in deep and darkest Wales claims a prominent archaeologist and academic. The veneration of the human head by iron age Celts is well known and there have been many stone carved heads found throughout Europe.
One in particular "The Hendy Head" found on the isle of Anglesey is according to a prominent archaeologist and academic, is still venerated by "The Followers of Gwdyion". This belief system which at one time used the stone carved head as a central part of their practice, recognise their beliefs as belonging to "The Old Religion". The teachings and practice of which was handed down orally through the generations and claim that it forms a part of the religion that was practiced in Britain prior to Roman Occupation.
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"The Old Religion" is alive and well in deep and darkest Wales claims a prominent archaeologist and academic. The veneration of the human head by iron age Celts is well known and there have been many stone carved heads found throughout Europe.
One in particular "The Hendy Head" found on the isle of Anglesey is according to a prominent archaeologist and academic, is still venerated by "The Followers of Gwdyion". This belief system which at one time used the stone carved head as a central part of their practice, recognise their beliefs as belonging to "The Old Religion". The teachings and practice of which was handed down orally through the generations and claim that it forms a part of the religion that was practiced in Britain prior to Roman Occupation.
Music: Brythonic Pantheon
