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Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse Relocation
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🦙 How do you keep a potlatched??? With a Gundrrstrap. February... O snap...
Thank you for such an intelligent, scholarly investigation. I am half Swedish and half Scottish. Very proud of my Ancestors, yet it must be historically accepted that my Norsemen plundered and raided everywhere they Viking went. Images of Norse and Celt Deities became confused. I am now drinking from a simple ceramic Glogg cauldron. Happy Winter Solstice. Sheila Gunvor. Love n Light.
Thank you, but very confusing from a geological aspect. Ireland and the Western Isles of Scotland are in the West, whereas Norway is in East. Granted in Pangea and Techtonic movements there was a joining. However this was even before Jurassic period of Dinasaurs.
An not unknown author named Rudolf Grosse wrote a book about the cauldron in 1963. In danish it is called: Sølvkarret fra Gundestrup. En gåde fra den keltiske kunst. It can still be bought in first edition at a low price. Grosse shows every picture is filled with symbolism. The true interpretation will be impossible to find. But what the archaeologists and the curators say is just bla bla bla. The pictures does not depict myths. If they did we would know alot more about the celts. The first picture that made sence to me is the one with three bulls. And in front of each bull stands a man with a drawn sword. And on the top and bottom, wild beasts are running towards the side. It tells that bull offering drives away lower forces.
Give us back our bowl you Celtic heritage plundering thieves! In all seriousness, I do think this thing should probably be part of the global repatriation debate. Nicely curated though it is. Seen it many times.
The Tuatha Danaan were said to bring 4 treasures to Ireland. A Cauldron was one of them. I cannot help but make a comparison?
It was found in Denmark not Ireland
I know the Gundestorp cauldron was found in Denmark, I meant a similar cauldron was taken by Tuatha to Eire. I am Swedish by the way.
@@johnstamps7044 The Iconography on the Cauldron is Celtic and not Viking. If it had been created in Denmark it would surely have images of Thor and Oden and other Scandinavian Gods.Vikings often raided Eire, Dalriada and Fortiu ( Now day Scotland). The Cauldron could be stolen Booty!?
And there was an ancient land bridge connecting Ireland to Norway, i feel they spread their ideas as they travelled around Europe on down to the middle east an N india an N Africa>?
@@TheSOLARMUSIC If you want a good example of Vikings stealing Celtic stuff then the Oseburg ship burial provides one. It's a bucket with a seated figure sometimes called a buddha at the bases of the handle and likely comes from Ireland. The figure is quite Celtic in style and while the Irish sat on the ground like the ancient Celts, the seated figure could have a connection with a Cernunnos like figure in that it represents a holy figure. The chest of the figure is similar to that of St. Mathew from the Book of Durrow with a prominent cross so likely represents a religious figure. The Golden Horns of Gallehus, Denmark are an example of native religious art and while a horned figure does appear it's quite different to that of the cauldron. Also a shame that the original horns were melted down by a nutjob jeweller who stole them from a museum so he could make some earrings and other things. Fortunately drawings of the originals existed for recontructions to be made.
Gud Dag Herr Nielsen! It pains me to hear that Orpheus is still considered a Greek in your view and not a Thracian , as shown by late Ivan Linforth researcher and writer of The Arts of Orpheus...and as shown by the Fragments in Greek about Orpheus in Hermanpn Diels' Fragmente Der Vorsokratiker. Your museum hosted this find and for years it Wrongly assigned it to be of Celtic origin until N K Sandars strongly showed the error and reassigned it to Thrace based on mythological imagery (Thracian griffin. etc.)in his work Prehistoric Art in Europe(Pelikan Publishing).
His nervousness was annoying to watch
So, that is where I left my whisky tumbler!
How these scholars can come up with so many of these bogus stories and believe them is beyond me. It’s clearly, by the depictions a Celtic or Germanic cauldron. The very neck rings depicted are found for example in the Netherlands and many other Northern European countries. Just because it wasn’t known before, that people at that place and time could make silverware, doesn’t mean they couldn’t and that that means it was made somewhere else. Rather this cauldron is potential evidence that they COULD!
A very strange interpretation.
Yea, because it's done by an academic and not some wanna-be "druid"
This is Celtic work- specifically 'la tene'. Remember your summers in Ireland way back when. We would welcome; you would rape and pillage. Oh and we laughed and laughed!! Good times!!
All hail Cernunnos and his mighty torc! 1:39
Why would Orpheus be depicted in this way? where is his harp? Wy does he hold a CELTIC torque?? The only reason they identify this as Orpheus is because he has animals around him and because the cauldron may have been made in Thrace and Greeks identified Orpheus as a Thracian. Tenuous, since this is evidently not a piece of Greek or Thracian art, but Celtic art.
Do you know that "Celts" did not invented torcs? Everyone, from Persians to Scythians weared them.
Storring Denmark
My family comes from Storring Denmark.. which is near Sikeborg
fucking fake
aum-in-crete-and-america.blogspot.com/2007/10/shiva-in-europe_19.html?m=1
What would you say to a 200 BCE bowl from Denmark, with a goddess flanked by elephants (like Gajalakṣmī), a meditating figure in cross-legged yogic posture like Paśupati (Śiva), and a god with a wheel (Vishnu?)? Unbelievable. But it is true.
that's because both germans and indians are originally indo-europeans ;)
Celtic art masterwork
as a child I've also been there before. Nice Place 👌🏼
Nice to see it
What restaurant is that in 1:33?
Skagen Fiske Restaurant Fiske = Fish. The Houses are known as Bindesbøl Houses
what is the name of the song?
Had been there 1 week ago.Very special place indeed.
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My hypothesis is that the gundestrup cauldron was under Merovingian (Salian Franks before that) ownership until Charlemagne. Then it came to be held by my ancestor, William of Gellone. It came down through history to my ancestor François Garon de Libourno and with his friends and family, it was returned to Denmark. It was not a cauldron. Please view my UA-cam series Genetic Memory and Drugs.
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I have theorized that the cauldron was to be the sysbol of a unified Celtic nation. Each of the 13 panels has been to be the work of different artisans, whom I believe were each part of the Celtic realm. I believe that the Druids realized that the time for unification was now, and the ideal object for unification was a traveling kingship symbol, which would eventually have become lodged in a permanent place. Had it not been for the murder and burial in the bog, the Druidic plan would have changed the outcome of bloody warfare for the next 2,000 years in Europe. Instead there would have been a settled, unified, and advanced nation. One can only imagine what our world would have been like without the insanity of colonialism.
like an EU before the EU ? lol...Britain was the centre of Druidic religion and they just voted down the EU, so little of your fantasy has any roots in reality. The druids couldn't even unite and co ordinate an effective ousting of the Romans. Plus they were a bloodthirsty barbarian sect, well rid of them . They weren't UN peace keepers. The past isn't the present you know, no matter how much you want it to reflect your personal dreams.
My theory is that on this Cauldron you see image of a female diety or goddess in sitting posture and flanked by two elephants. Now in Hinduism Goddess Laxmi or goddess of wealth is also portrayed with 2 Elephants. you see why this has significant value is because there were no elephants in Europe, so there might be about linkage between people originating from Bharat or Indian subcontinent who may have settled there. There is also a male figure sitting in meditation and surrounded by animals. This may be Pashupati God or Shiva God. This figure is also there on Harrapan civilisation seals found in Mohenjo-Daro , now geographically located in Pakistan. This is my theory or hypothesis.
I have a theory to the gundestrup cauldron was made by the Gundestrup family to honor there gods and tell there story for there future generations how would I know this oh my great great grandmother was ella gundestrup and there are still gundestrups alive to this day some even DUH DUH DUH living in denmark
@@kevina6587 just so you know every human was once a barbarian and they didn't die off the queen of Denmark can trace her heritage all the way back to the leaders of said barbaric people so they didnt die off the just advanced with the times
Ancient Europeans werent "barbarians" this is just a Roman slur! ;)
красиво !
nice!!
Hey, Eadmonn Ua Cuinn, wake up yourself. :) The Gundestrup Cauldron ISN'T "Celtic" per se, or the product of any ONE group. It shows influence from several. The silver work is consistent with Celtic silver work, but also with Thracian silver work, and the imagery on it can be linked, not only to the Celts and Thracians, but to the Cimbri, who were Teutons. Even Roman influence is evident. Ancient peoples were influenced by other tribes and groups around them. The traded with each other, plundered from each other, intermarried, etc. Wood carving from the Balkans was influenced by Norse carving. The Coppergate Anglo-Saxon helmet in England is almost identical to helmets found in Scandinavia. Statues of the Buddha on the Silk Road were influenced by sculpture from ancient Greece. There was a sharing, bits of cultural overlap, and the beautiful Gundestrup Cauldron embodies this, making it not an "Irish thing" but a more broadly "human" one.
Gunnar Thorsen The Celtic symbols are preponderant
It is Celtic. Influences from other places doesn't make it not. Otherwise there is no such thing as Roman art as pretty much all of it is influenced from elsewhere, particularly Greece.
It is celtic because the celtic people made it
What bits of art on this look Cimbrian/Teutonic? I don't see anything.
I dag tager vi på vores videorundtur forbi det skønne #Rubjerg Knude Fyr ved #Lønstrup Mere om fyret: www.visitnordjylland.dk/rubjerg-knude-fyr-nordjylland
Beautiful :-)
På vores videorundtur i Nordjylland er vi nu nået til regionens hovedstad, #Aalborg => www.visitnordjylland.dk/aalborg-nordjylland
Skøn film som giver et dejligt indtryk af Aalborg fra nye vinkler!
Ho que oui. Prochain futur voyage C'est superbe
Merci Hans Uwe Ce sera mon prochain voyage C'est magnifique J'adore
I dag besøger vi #Rebild og #Rold Skov på vores videorundtur i #Nordjylland . Stedet er særligt kendt for de mange aktive tilbud, du finder i den smukke natur
I vores videorundtur i Nordjylland er vi nu nået til #Lønstrup , der er kendt for de mange små butikker med #kunsthåndværk
Lønstrup er fantastisk, burde være obligatorisk besøg for alle danskere.
Tænk at man kan komme ind og se på hvordan man puster glas osv helt gratis! Anbefales også en god oplevelse til de små.
Morten A. Andersen Hørt! Mariah Namagembe Ja, det er fascinerende
I de kommende uger præsenterer vi Nordjyllands skønne områder gennem en række videoklips. I dag tager vi på #paragliding i #Løkken Mere om Løkken: www.visitnordjylland.dk/jammerbugten-nordjylland
I de kommende uger præsenterer vi Nordjyllands skønne områder i en række små videoklip og i dag er vi nået til Jammerbugten. I klippet ses Svinkløv Badehotel og områdets underskønne natur. Ikke underligt, at det også er her TV 2 har optaget Badehotellet... Mere om Jammerbugten: www.visitnordjylland.dk/jammerbugten-nordjylland
#Skagen in the summertime... www.visitnordjylland.dk/skagen-frederikshavn-saeby
En dejlig lille film. :-)
Så smukt og sandt
Life on the Danish west coast
It was made in Thrace , it's not Celtic!!
Your Liege Jove it definitely is Celtic
Yeah the gundestrup family was a celtic family
Thracians was related to Celtic culture and daily life. Maybe share the same God, Cernunnos. You may find celtic place names in modern Turkey and Bulgaria at this days.
There were Celts in Thrace
@@Survivethejive those were Gauls in Thrace that later become Galatians in Turkey. There never was one common "celtic" nation, ethnicity, culture or civillization, so the word itself become redundant and considered an anachronism in serious academy for past 30 years.
Its the God Cernunnos he has hawns of fertility the tork and serpent of knowledge it depicts tree of life and rebirth
@victor valencia what dont read ?? How odd The snake is a symbol of the Goddess horns show fertility for some Pagan Gods SO explain how you get knowledge?
OLDKLOSTER MAN, unser bezirk, unser leben! nie wirds was zwischen uns geben!
Whatta Schmutz- IT'S CELTIC- AHHH WAKE UP !!!