Longtime readers may recall my post of Saint Patrick's Day 2009 on the "Irish-Egyptian connection," the faint traces of early links between Coptic and Irish Christianity. Well, the traces may not be so faint any longer: a psalter dug up in an Irish bog, though written on vellum, has an Egyptian leather cover with a papyrus lining. It dates from the eighth century.
I won't say "I told you so." Oh, wait, I guess I just did.
[Correction: for most of the day this said "dug up in an Irish blog." Freudian slip: an Irish bog.]
Monday, September 13, 2010
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They say, and who am I to contradict them, that Newgrange was the prototype for Giza.
Perhaps, the Celts not only saved civilization but also invented it.
Highland Celts, perhaps?
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