these peoples, and although proud and very interested in both heritage's I was more drawn to the Anglo-Saxon side of me, perhaps due to the fact that I was born in England. This was narrowed down even more to what seemed the 'more obscure' period of pre-Christian England and continental Germania due to reading 'The Lost Gods of England' by Brian Branston which in turn gave me a special interest in the cults of Nerthus and Ing. |
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these peoples, and although proud and very interested in both heritage's I was more drawn to the Anglo-Saxon side of me, perhaps due to the fact that I was born in England. This was narrowed down even more to what seemed the 'more obscure' period of pre-Christian England and continental Germania due to reading 'The Lost Gods of England' by Brian Branston which in turn gave me a special interest in the cults of Nerthus and Ing. |
Well here is just a small page to give anyone with any interest a small bit of information concerning the gentleman who is behind this website. I've been interested in ancient British history since my early teens, particularly that concerning the Anglo-Saxons and the Celts. Why these |
two peoples? well, I was born to an English father and a Scottish mother in Northern England, and at some stage I decided to look up the surname meanings of my family, and quite simply the one on my fathers side was Anglo-Saxon and contained the name Ælla and the one on my mothers side was Celtic coming from the Brythonic Strathclyde Britons. This knowledge ignited my interest in |
