the Picts & the Lost English Mythology

John,

I have looked over my last few posts concerning the Picts, and I honestly don't see what you are complaining about. The past posts reference Pict society, religion and their kings. Apart from that, we have a picture and then some references to how the Picts have been depicted in popular culture.

There is no intent to make of them anything more than another tribe, and I doubt that they would take offensive to any of the ways they have been depicted, which is simply as another tribe. Note that this topic falls under the category of the "Celts," it is not anywhere else. The Iceni are another Celtic tribe that I feel warrant some study, and, of course one can also spend much time devoted to the Druids as well.

The study of these people alone does not set them apart from other Celtic tribes. As for studying them being part of a quest for "racial superemacy" I don't see where that is coming from at all. I have started topics here not simply on the Picts, but on the Sumerians, Basques, Berbers & Guanches as well, and the great majority of those people were hardly said to have blond hair and blue eyes. My picture, incidentally, happens to be me.

You might wish to look at my research on the Sumerians if you want to enter into a more constructtive conversation.

Europa