I have not been able to find any examples of the triskele symbol, used in Celtic Ireland or any other Celtic culture. Only pre Celtic examples. Can you show me where to find examples from the Celtic period please? The standing stones in France were built by pre Celtic people, as was New Grange in Ireland and Stonehenge in England.
Alot of La Tene art has triskele style artwork on shields and other metal works of the time, however the spirals are usually interlocking and much more elaborate than the clean isolated look of the modern triskele symbol
@@mickohanlonkickboxerthaibo2997 Ive been to Newgrange and Ive seen the triskele pattern. However that was made thousands of years before the Celtic culture reached Ireland. Its is not Celtic design. That was my whole point, in my comment.
It’s pronounced Kelts not Selts.
I have not been able to find any examples of the triskele symbol, used in Celtic Ireland or any other Celtic culture. Only pre Celtic examples. Can you show me where to find examples from the Celtic period please? The standing stones in France were built by pre Celtic people, as was New Grange in Ireland and Stonehenge in England.
Alot of La Tene art has triskele style artwork on shields and other metal works of the time, however the spirals are usually interlocking and much more elaborate than the clean isolated look of the modern triskele symbol
If you go to newgrange and you’ll see it engraved on the big stone as you enter
@@mickohanlonkickboxerthaibo2997 Ive been to Newgrange and Ive seen the triskele pattern. However that was made thousands of years before the Celtic culture reached Ireland. Its is not Celtic design. That was my whole point, in my comment.
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The Trikele is not Celtic, the symbol predates the arrival of the Celts in Ireland by 2,500 years
Celtic and Slavic were obvious same people pre Latin and Anglo-Saxon invasions.