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21 Sept, 09:35
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Women's Role in The SagasRNSI — Episode 26: The Role of Women in HeathenryFull episode and more on Hearthfire Radio. SubscribeSurvive the Jive: All-feed
18 Sept, 08:54
Register your interest in my forthcoming book on this pageWOKING THE DEADwww.survivethejive.co.ukWoking the DeadA book about how archaeology and history were weaponised by wokeSurvive the Jive: All-feed
17 Sept, 17:00
Vandals have destroyed ancient rock carvings in Northern Sweden near Umeå this summer. A report was filed to police on 15th September and witnesses are being called to come forward. In 2017 a carving was identified there at Hamrinsberget and estimated to
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17 Sept, 13:41
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Werewolves come from Anglo-Saxon and other Germanic folklore. This new werwulf hoodie features ancient pagan wolf warrior designs from England and GermanySurvive the Jive: All-feed
17 Sept, 09:46
Vandals have destroyed ancient rock carvings in Northern Sweden near Umeå this summer. A report was filed to police on 15th September and witnesses are being called to come forward.In 2017 a carving was identified there at Hamrinsberget and estimated to be up to 4000 years old. The location was classified as a legally protected archaeological site but was at risk because it was so accessible. Even when it was identified there was lots of modern graffiti around it.The rock carving, which is compared to a ping pong racket or a frying pan, was unique with an unusual motif that is not found anywhere else in Norrland.
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16 Sept, 13:05
A timeline of the early development of the Survive the Jive project - made for the new website
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16 Sept, 12:23
A timeline of the early development of the Survive the Jive project - made for the new website
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13 Sept, 19:20
Tiki bars should make a comeback. Surf rock, rum and wooden idols of polynesian gods are a winning combination🍹🌴🦜🗿🏝
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13 Sept, 14:09edited
Yesterday I visited another cave with Magdalenian art of mammoths and wooly rhinos in the cave of Rouffignac - astounding! My fifth such Palaeolithic cave art site. Les Eyzies is totally committed to the history, boasting the prehistoric museum which unfortunatelySurvive the Jive: All-feed
11 Sept, 21:50
The Bamberg Horseman (German: Der Bamberger Reiter) is an early 13th-century stone equestrian statue carved in Germany 200 years before the Renaissance started proper in Italy. It doesn’t look medieval.
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11 Sept, 15:52
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NEW EPISODE — Radio North Sea International — Episode 26: The Role of Women in Heathenryhttps://hearthfireradio.com/watch?v=WpDFIbiuBy analysing the roles of women in Heathen England and Iceland and the roles they played in the conversion to Christianity in each place, we can identify a flaw in Heathen culture. This flaw was exploited by Christian missionaries who used women as a way to undermine Heathendom.End music: Van der Graaf Generator - Firebrand
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11 Sept, 10:46
Surely a middle path exists between techno-soteriology and the sort of traditionalism that leads to third worldism and seeks once more to enmire western man in the bog of abrahamic superstition?I accept the process of cyborgisation as an inevitable consequence of techne itself - but I maintain that it is human to seek to govern and control this process which is not inexorably set on a specific route to AGI or the singularity etc.The gods made man but intervene from time to time in the way their creation develops (see Odin’s eugenic meddling in Volsunga saga).So we shape tools and how we use them even as the tools change us. We remain an active agent like the god who made us.
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11 Sept, 07:03
Get back to the country and prepare to pray at the hearth only to find a dried out tawny owl there. Presume it got trapped months ago and was mummifiedSurvive the Jive: All-feed
10 Sept, 11:18
Had a look at the ‘We go way back’ exhibition at Francis Crick institute. Pretty good presentation of how aDNAis sequenced and the way it is used. Amused to see Tom “Cheddar man is black” Booth front and centre.
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10 Sept, 11:17
Some vengeful Afro-Asiatic god tried in vain to prevent this obelisk being transported to Albion. It was temporarily lost in the bay of Biscay due to a storm in 1877, 6 died trying to save it. But it was recovered and brought to London in 1878, nearly 3500 years after it was made.
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8 Sept, 12:07
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Odin’s wife Frigg is the oldest continually known Germanic goddess. Her name appears in the Anglo-Saxon transliteration of the Roman names of the days of the week. The modern designation of the sixth day, Friday, which corresponds to the Latin dies Veneris, Venus’ Day, is named after her from the Anglo-Saxon Fricg (Frycg), Old Norse Frigg, Old Saxon Frî, Old High German Frîja. That Frigg is identified with Venus, the Roman Goddess of Love, is fitting considering her name is thought to derive from a proto-Germanic word, friyo, from the Indo-European root priya, “dear, beloved.” Frigg is widely recorded as Odin’s wife in sources dating from 750 AD onward. She and Odin have been directly linked since their first appearance together in the anonymous Origo Gentis Langobardorum (The Origin and History of the Lombards). There Odin and Frigg appear as Godan and Frea, engaged in a dispute over
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4 Sept, 12:26
Completely revamped the STJ website. Take a look!https://www.survivethejive.co.uk/www.survivethejive.co.ukSurvive the JiveVery Indo-European history, mythology and paganism. Documentary Films, Jive Talk, and writing by Thomas Rowsell.Survive the Jive: All-feed
2 Sept, 09:29
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Werewolves come from Anglo-Saxon and other Germanic folklore. This new werwulf hoodie features ancient pagan wolf warrior designs from England and GermanySurvive the Jive: All-feed
2 Sept, 09:29
This design is also available on a t-shirtSurvive the Jive: All-feed
31 Aug, 13:41
I think we can clearly say the 6th c. Sutton Hoo shield mount variant of the fish-dragon with pointed snout is the same beast depicted on these two bracteates from Beresina area and Denmark respectively (both approx 6th c.). Both belong to the so-called “three
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