OGHAM: THE ANCIENT IRISH SCRIPT - ORIGINS AND USAGE
Orthodox Ogham, or monumental Ogham, is the script used to write the earliest known form of the Irish language, known as Primitive or Archaic Irish. This script is most commonly found on Ogham stones, with around 400 known examples scattered across Ireland, particularly in counties Cork and Kerry.
I haven’t been to the #MyHeritage website for ages. I was surprised that they’d changed my #DNA #ancestry & added new info.
My #Cornish ancestry, which is well documented via #FamilyTree & my family’s history, has vanished & they have added that I have Breton, French, Dutch & Germanic ancestry!
Hmmm. #Wiki tells me Breton includes #Cornwall & #Devon, so - I’m a #Celt.
#English
25.4%
#Irish
21.8%
#Breton
6.8%
#Dutch
6.4%
#French
6.1%
#Danish
3.7%
#Germanic
1.9%
Rhyddion, the Lost Kingdom.
I kept the illustration, but not the author. Maybe @jennydolfen.bsky.social ? Any help is welcome.
#wales #welsh #history #art #mythology #pagansky #heathensky #booksky #litsky #celt #celtic
