See this at: sidhe66.atfreeweb.co...| Added on 03/18/06

As part of our involvement in the SCA, Buck (Dyfn ap Meurig) and I (Derbail inghean Conchobhar) are both committed to doing Celtic personas, and doing them well. I realized part of my discontent stemmed from my discomfort in late period clothing. I... See more

As part of our involvement in the SCA, Buck (Dyfn ap Meurig) and I (Derbail inghean Conchobhar) are both committed to doing Celtic personas, and doing them well. I realized part of my discontent stemmed from my discomfort in late period clothing. I truly admire people who enjoy later period garb and look wonderful in it, but the truth is, I hate corsets. I don't have the figure for a cotehardie, the appropriate garb for the early 14th century Catriona Fergusson. Moreover, I dislike complicated sewing (though handwork is lots of fun). I am a simple woman who likes weaving, gardening, herbs, and cooking. I could find all those things and more with a Celtic persona. Moreover, it would be a great way to showcase my weaving! I decided that I would like to share my enthusiasm for Celtic things with other people. Buck is in some ways a bigger Celtophile than I am, so he shared in my enthusiasm. We launched TriSpiral in September, 2000, distributing hard-copy issues to our friends and at... See less

See this at: keltria.org| Added on 03/18/06

After thirteen years of publication, we are taking a much needed and well deserved break and have retired Keltria Journal. Our last issue was Lughnasash 1998. We are considering returning to Publication in 2005. Orders for back issues will be filled... See more

After thirteen years of publication, we are taking a much needed and well deserved break and have retired Keltria Journal. Our last issue was Lughnasash 1998. We are considering returning to Publication in 2005. Orders for back issues will be filled while supplies last. See less

Highlights: Issue 39 - Lughnasadh / Fall 1998 - $5.00

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e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies: Electronic journal published by the Center for Celtic Studies at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies: Electronic journal published by the Center for Celtic Studies at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. See less

See this at: arts.usyd.edu.au| Added on 03/18/06

The Celtic Council of Australia was formed in 1982 from representatives of the Scots, Irish, Welsh and Cornish societies in Sydney. Since then the Manx have joined and only the Bretons remain unrepresented. The Celtic Council have contributed to such... See more

The Celtic Council of Australia was formed in 1982 from representatives of the Scots, Irish, Welsh and Cornish societies in Sydney. Since then the Manx have joined and only the Bretons remain unrepresented. The Celtic Council have contributed to such important cultural activities as the erection of the Australian Standing Stones at Glen Innes and the inauguration of the Australian tartan. The Australian Celtic Journal was established in 1988 by the Celtic Council of Australia and the University of Sydney's Celtic Studies Foundation. The aim of the Journal was to provide a forum for Australian Celticists, both academics and community members. Since 1988 six issues have appeared, with a seventh expected early in 2002. Back issues are available at a cost of $10.00 each (plus postage), and an annual subscription costs $25 (plus postage). For further information please contact Carole Cusack on (02) 9351 6837 or ccusack@mail.usyd.edu.au Click here to go to current issue, volume seven See less

Highlights: Back issues are available at a cost of $10.00 each (plus postage), and an annual subscription costs $25 (plus postage).

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Pagan Dawn is the Journal of the Pagan Federation and is published four times a year, at Samhain, Imbolc, Beltane and Lammas.

Pagan Dawn is the Journal of the Pagan Federation and is published four times a year, at Samhain, Imbolc, Beltane and Lammas. See less

See this at: sair.org.uk| Added on 03/15/06

* Rescue excavation of a cist at Lop Ness, Sanday, Orkney. * Won Today, Gone Tomorrow? The Iron Age, Roman and Post-Medieval site at Cardean, Angus Including the Excavations by J Robertson, 1966-67 and Prof. A. S. Robertson 1968-1975.

* Rescue excavation of a cist at Lop Ness, Sanday, Orkney. * Won Today, Gone Tomorrow? The Iron Age, Roman and Post-Medieval site at Cardean, Angus Including the Excavations by J Robertson, 1966-67 and Prof. A. S. Robertson 1968-1975. See less

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A peer-reviewed academic journal devoted to the transdisciplinary study of Western esotericism: Western esoteric traditions including alchemy, astrology, Gnosticism, gnosis, magic, mysticism, Rosicrucianism, and secret societies, and their... See more

A peer-reviewed academic journal devoted to the transdisciplinary study of Western esotericism: Western esoteric traditions including alchemy, astrology, Gnosticism, gnosis, magic, mysticism, Rosicrucianism, and secret societies, and their ramifications in art history, history, literature, and politics. See less