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Uncovering the Past

Indigenous Land

“Water cult” temple may re-write Indigenous history in South America

By The Wild Hunt | August 27, 2024

In Peru’s Virú Valley, the remains of pre-Incan water cult may rewrite human history in the region while also highlighting the critical importance of water for our survival and the urgent need for preservation efforts to protect invaluable cultural heritage.

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Artifacts from “Britain’s Pompeii” go on display

By Eric O. Scott | March 30, 2024

A new set of open-access publications and a new exhibition at the Peterborough Museum will allow the public to discover Must Farm, a 3,000 year old settlement that has provided archeologists with incredible new insights into everyday life in the Bronze Age.

Paganism

Danish national museum unveils “dream find” gold hoard

By Eric O. Scott | October 17, 2021

An astounding gold hoard from the Iron Age has been discovered near Jelling, Denmark, and includes a bracteate amulet that potentially has a link to a myth featuring Odin.

Africa

Uncovering the Past: Ancient update to Egyptian Book of the Dead, Inca sacrifices of llamas, and new find near Gobekli Tepe

By Sean McShee | November 3, 2020

This month in Uncovering the Past several new finds and research provide new details for understanding the practices of past cultures.

Uncovering the Past

Uncovering the Past: Heliopolis, Stonehenge ceremonies and megaliths

By Sean McShee | March 28, 2019

TWH’s Sean McShee explores three archaeological sites in this edition of Uncovering the Past.

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Deck: The Witches’ Wisdom Tarot by Phyllis Curott, artwork by Danielle Barlow, published by Hay House.

Card: Five (5) of Earth (Pentacles) – One Thing Becomes Another

The incoming week has the potential to hold a bit of a snapback when it comes to financial excesses, overindulgence, and the squandering of resources from the preceding week. Taking more than is needed, exploiting natural resources beyond sustainability, and even abusing support from the community and family, is likely to have harsh consequences.

Conversely, being mindful and deliberately judicious in not only what is being consumed but also in eliminating or reducing the waste of generated is heavily indicated. Underlying that sentiment is the expression of gratitude and finding ways to both give back and share any excess bounty. Even small and seemingly insignificant acts of kindness have the potential to make much larger impacts than imagined.

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