The theory that Germanics took artisans like this is by Haselhoff (1981). The claim that this artefact was specifically created by a Roman artisan in a Germanic environment is from Carnap-Bornheim (1997) and Blankenfeldt (2015)

In the Old Saxon Heliand, an adaptation of the Gospel written around 800 AD to convert Saxon Heathens, Jesus is depicted as being very Odinic in several scenes, and in others just like a typical Saxon lord.

In fit 57, Jesus climbs a mountain, pours a drink and makes a toast to his god, saying;

drinku ina thi te [diurðu,]
drohtin frô mîn,

"I drink it to you as honour, drohtin,
my Lord!"

This reveals typical conduct of a Saxon toward his Lord, but also perhaps to his gods.

Depiction of how the Sutton Hoo axe-hammer may have been used in the context of animal sacrifice.

I haven’t watched BBC's new series about 1066, and I don’t intend to. This is apparently an Anglo-Saxon

Did Jesus even know about us?

The Bible doesn’t mention a single Germanic tribe!

However there were German slaves in the Levant and Herod Agrippa II, king of Judea, knew all about Germany according to his words recorded by Hebrew historian Josephus 9 years after they were spoken in 66 AD

“What do you (Jews) hope for? Are you wealthier than the Gauls, stronger than the Germans, or wiser than the Greeks? Are you more numerous than any other population? What gives you the confidence to oppose the Romans? (...) Which of you have not heard how vast the German population is?
You have certainly seen for yourselves how tall and strong the Germans are, since the Romans make use of them as captives in every place. These Germans occupy an immense country, and they have minds superior to their bodies. They have a spirit that despises death and a rage fiercer than wild beasts. But the Rhine is the limit of their enterprises, and they are held in place by eight Roman legions. The Germans who have been taken captive have become servants of the Romans. The rest of their nation have preserved themselves by fleeing conflict with Rome.”

This early Indo-European culture, the Single Grave Culture in the ancestral lands of the Anglo-Saxons, is ancestral to all Celtic and Germanic peoples.

See thread to learn how it relates to the Bell Beaker culture and earlier Corded Ware

Charles Darwin, Thomas Henry Huxley, Aleister Crowley, Thomas Taylor, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Edward Herbert of Cherbury, Anthony Collins, Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Hobbes, Edward Gibbon (?), Thomas Paine, John Stuart Mill

These deists, atheists, agnostics, platonists and occultists of the last 500 years are all English.

How then can Englishness be said to be contingent on Christianity?

Christianity is an important part of English history that cannot be denied, but people who try and depict it as the essential, defining characteristic of Englishness are being dishonest.

There is an urban myth that the English are "more Brythonic Celt than Anglo-Saxon" which comes from misrepresentation of admixture averages across regions.

So I made this (rather ugly) map to show which regions of England are majority Germanic and which are majority IA British.

Note: I did not acknowledge the widespread French ancestry that is also in England

Anglos reacc:
🐳 if you are majority Brythonic
⚡️If you are majority Germanic
🤷🏼if equal amounts

Stockholm University Press has published a new book on Indo-European ecologies, citing my work on milk drinking serpents and you're blackpilling?

While filming in Lower Saxony I was very fortunate to be allowed to hold this new gold bracteate find from near Stade.

It has a Wodenic king's head surrounded by a serpent. Quite likely this depicts an ancestor of the English folk

Defending British history!

My interview on British Thought Leaders is now up on YouTube.

https://youtu.be/2_A9JFmhHG0?feature=shared

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