News
A cow’s journey from Wales to Stonehenge
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Scientists have analyzed the tooth from a 5000 year old cow’s jawbone, which suggests further ties between Stonehenge and the bluestone quarries of southwest Wales.
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Midgard Makers Faire focuses on crafts, spirituality, and inclusion
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Following disruptions by members of the far-right at another St. Louis-area Pagan event this summer, the Midgard Makers Faire calls for a “loudly inclusive” approach to Heathenry at its event. Eric O. Scott speaks to vendors, attendees, and organizers.
Culture
Rare Celtic Warrior figure found in Germany Along with 40,000 other artifacts
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Archaeologists at Manching in Bavaria have uncovered a rare three-inch bronze warrior figurine. Cast over two millennia ago, the intricate statuette highlights Celtic artistry and craftsmanship, offering new insight into one of Europe’s greatest Iron Age settlements.
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Oklahoma Launches Exam for Out-of-State Teachers to Ensure “Faith” and “Patriotism”
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Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters has unveiled a new “America First Test” for teachers, created with PragerU to ensure students in the Oklahoma school system are protected from a “woke” agenda. Meanwhile, Oklahoma faces a teacher shortage and last-place education ranking.
Culture
Witchcraft Accusations and Arrests Abroad Highlight Legal and Cultural Risks
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A recent arrest in Kuwait and similar cases in Sudan and India highlight the dangers of witchcraft accusations worldwide, underscoring the importance for Pagans and Witches to remain cautious and mindful of local customs and laws when traveling or practicing abroad.