The Gundestrup Cauldron Its Symbolism And Images Explored : Unveiling Secrets of Celtic Mythology

What can we learn from the images and symbolism on the Gundestrup Cauldron? Discover the story of the Gundestrup cauldron and the real meaning of the images depicted on the cauldron.
Discover the relationship between the Gundestrup cauldron and the ancient stories told within of Celtic mythology.
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The Brythonic Pantheon

[@StevenCasper]

Thank you. I appreciate the video. Enjoy the day.

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

Your very welcome, glad you liked the video.

[@thedriftingspore]

Fascinating! Thank you for sharing.

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

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[@OllamhDrab]

Nice work. :) Glad I found your channel. :)

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

Thank you, glad you liked the video and welcome to the channel.

[@gordonmcinnes8328]

A few years back the Museum of Scotland had the cauldron as one of the centre-pieces of their exhibition of Celtic Art. It was much larger than I thought and very impressive. The early/mid central-european celtic peoples were certainly 'middle men' with a wide network of diverse contacts. I would say this though, having seen 'hack-silver' even though the cauldron can be split into plates if it were to be split as treasure it would have been much more badly damaged in order to give each warrior/participant their share. The tin in the solder has been placed to Cornwall so this really is a pan european object.

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

Thank you for the information and your thoughts. Very interesting. Yes the tin has been traced to Cornwall, a lot of the tin for the era did. Made Cornwall quite a popular trading hub of the time. One of the reasons Rome was interested in Britain.

[@victorblack6995]

Stunning!

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

The images are very impressive.

[@kathleenmacfarland1817]

Thank you ~ Great review and I like your well educated and articulated archaeological reveals 🌀

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

​@kathleenmacfarland1817 thank you, very much appreciated comment. Glad you liked the video.

[@SumNumber]

My 1 cent is that I see Rulers of different Kingdoms portrayed with each of their attributes . Whether it is a historical representation or a current one for that time period is not shown. Interesting stuff ! :O)

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

Thank you for your thoughts.

[@djchrismac]

Innteresting, thanks for sharing. I reckon it could be astronomical and similar to the Flammarion engraving, with the wheels of the planets in the sky and zodiac changing post-great catastrophe/flood of Deucalion and the cauldron recording this.

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

Thank you, glad you liked the video. Uncovered during my research was the possible use of this cauldron. Its recorded that a vessel was used by the Cimbri tribe (quite possibly this cauldron or one much like it) to catch the blood of sacrificial victims. They then used the blood for divination purposes.

[@jordanbey870]

This is the true religion of Europe..not Christianity, Judaism, nor Islam..Europe needs to reclaim its heritage...

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

Thank you, yes, I have covered this most recently in these two videos you might also be interested in:
Relgion and beliefs of the proto Indo-Europeans th-cam.com/video/GIywk2KRZS0/w-d-xo.html
And beliefs and relgion of the British iron age Celts
th-cam.com/video/DBivxUa1IRU/w-d-xo.html

[@jordanbey870]

We have cauldrons too in IFA..

[@TheBrythonicPantheon]

Sorry, I don't know where IFA is.

[@jordanbey870]

@@TheBrythonicPantheon IFA is the oldest religion in the world and started in Nigeria, Africa..