HERE IT IS! THE LATEST STJ FILM

Learn why Cornwall was vital for the transition to the full use of tin-bronze across Europe and the Mediterranean. See some of the beautiful gold and bronze creations of the British beaker folk and find out why daggers and other weapons were significant in their religion.

WATCH FREE DOCUMENTARY ON YOUTUBE
https://youtu.be/M2wdHen1hYk

British isles Iron Age admixture spreadsheet.

Rights and lefts: pastebin.com/raw/S2cbVNd9
Raw outputs for each run: imgur.com/a/iwkpJmh

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It isn't just white boy summer, this time it's SAXON SUMMER. 100-% cotton shirts shipping from USA and EU. Available in a few colours - The black print and white print are separate listings. I am wearing the white on navy.

Swimming in a clean forest lake, perch nibbling toes 🐟, picking chanterelles 🍄‍🟫bilberries 🫐 and wild strawberries 🍓listening to the cranes call. 🇸🇪

Ticked off every Swedish summer stereotype in a single afternoon except i didn’t see an elk. (Yes i had korv for lunch 🌭)

HERE IT IS! THE LATEST STJ FILM

Learn why Cornwall was vital for the transition to the full use of tin-bronze across Europe and the Mediterranean. See some of the beautiful gold and bronze creations of the British beaker folk and find out why daggers and other weapons were significant in their religion.

WATCH FREE DOCUMENTARY ON YOUTUBE
https://youtu.be/M2wdHen1hYk

My son admires the Bronze age petroglyphs carved by his Swedish ancestors

Nordic Bronze age funeral procession with bronze shields, ceremonial axes, horse-drawn carriage and ship.
From a 1930's school poster used in Sweden.

"oak Knowers" (druids) be like:
"Yep. It's oak."

Find it hard to keep up with all the different archaeological cultures, matching them to regions and periods etc?

My friend has created a Holocene periodic table for all of West Eurasia. He is going to keep updating it so this link will always be the latest version.

"No traditional civilization has ever seen such large masses condemned to obscure, soulless, automatic labor, to slavery which does not even have as its counterpart the high stature and the tangible reality of figures of lords and rulers, but is found imposed in a seemingly innocuous way by the tyranny of the economic factor and the absurd structures of a more or less collectivized society. And the fact that the modern vision of life, in its materialism, has deprived the individual of any possibility of introducing into his destiny an element of transfiguration, of seeing in it a sign and a symbol, the slavery of today is the most gloomy and the most desperate of all that we have ever known."

~Julius Evola