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Author: * Keir Manach -
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Date: Mar 22, 2006 - 23:03
Clearly, there is a link to the ancient Germanic peoples using the Externsteine as a solar/moon observatory, a religious center, and a place of pilgrimage. But, I do believe that the Celts of the Danube Valley also used this natural rock formation that is located in the Teutoburger Wald [Forest].
Also something to note, the ancient Germanic peoples called the Celts [and Romans] a Walha or a foreigner/stranger, perhaps coming from the term to identify the Volcae. Take note of Wales, Welsh, Cornwall, etc.
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Celtic/Germanic Interactions [Part One]
The Danube Valley
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