Europe
Mother Goddess Phrygian religious structures suggest a 250,000-year history
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Archaeologists in central Türkiye have unveiled remarkable finds at Midas Castle, shedding new light on the religious practices of the ancient Phrygians.
Finds from the ancient Mediterranean and Eastward
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A round-up of archeological finds from ancient pagan sites in Cyprus and eastward to the Persian Gulf.
Paganism
Ave Columbia!
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We celebrate Columbia and Libertas in these complicated times. To our readers celebrating U.S. Independence Day, we wish you a happy and safe Fourth of July!
Paganism
Column: The Mothers and the Mounds
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It was the end of my time in Europe, as I was set to fly out of Cologne in a few days. I had just traveled from Strasbourg, France to a friend’s house just outside of Mannheim, Germany, and I was trying to figure out the best way to Cologne from there. “If you take the train from Mainz, I can show you the Isis temple in the basement of the mini-mall,” she said to me. I was sure that I hadn’t heard her right. “Wait, what?” I asked.