Wednesday, June 13, 2007
The Truth about the Aboriginal Folk of Britain___Part Four
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Scientists would have you believe that the ‘Iron Age Celts’ brought civilisation to the British Isles, and that the original inhabitants were just primitive and therefore unimportant ‘Hunter Gatherers.’
But that is not true.
The original people were highly sophisticated ‘Herders’ because there just wasn’t enough wild game for them to hunt, whenever they felt like it.
Although each of the tribes kept themselves separate from the others... There was plenty of space in the WildWood for us all.... And so we never needed to argue or fight.
In fact, due to the shortage of game, we had agreed an exclusive animal for sole use of each tribe.
This animal would become the Totem Animal for that tribe and would be herded as a sort of ‘larder on the hoof’... and ‘Out of Bounds’ to the other tribes.
Whenever the tribes happened to meet, it would be an opportunity to barter food and goods, and enjoy a communal feast, for a few days before parting again.
Although, the tribes shared a basic language.... (The scientists refer to it as the ancient Indo-European language)... People never migrated from one tribe to another, and inter-marriage was completely unheard of.
This peaceful situation, existed for over six thousand years, and is often referred to, as The Halcyon Days of the WildWood.
There were three different Aboriginal Tribes living in our part of the WildWood prior to the coming of the Celtic Invaders, some 5,105 years ago.
Scientists would have you believe that the ‘Iron Age Celts’ brought civilisation to the British Isles, and that the original inhabitants were just primitive and therefore unimportant ‘Hunter Gatherers.’
But that is not true.
The original people were highly sophisticated ‘Herders’ because there just wasn’t enough wild game for them to hunt, whenever they felt like it.
Although each of the tribes kept themselves separate from the others... There was plenty of space in the WildWood for us all.... And so we never needed to argue or fight.
In fact, due to the shortage of game, we had agreed an exclusive animal for sole use of each tribe.
This animal would become the Totem Animal for that tribe and would be herded as a sort of ‘larder on the hoof’... and ‘Out of Bounds’ to the other tribes.
All the tribes were nomadic and tended to wander over a large area of forest, as they found food for their herd.
Whenever the tribes happened to meet, it would be an opportunity to barter food and goods, and enjoy a communal feast, for a few days before parting again.
Although, the tribes shared a basic language.... (The scientists refer to it as the ancient Indo-European language)... People never migrated from one tribe to another, and inter-marriage was completely unheard of.
This peaceful situation, existed for over six thousand years, and is often referred to, as The Halcyon Days of the WildWood.
More to come.... So stay tuned!
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