@M0ON4.visuals A good chunk of what this commentator said about interlace origins is absolute bunk. Interlace art was never a part of the original “Celtic” art style. Interlace patterns were introduced to Celtic tribes first when the Saxons invaded, and then later by the Vikings. The Celtic tribes merged these knot patterns with their La Tene art style to create the insular or Hiberno-Saxon style. Don’t get me wrong, interlace is very much ingrained in our culture now but its origins come from outside influences.
What do you not get I may not be married but we are chained together in ways they don't understand...I cant let any of the collective embodiment that I am bound to so pick up your church and history and lets get this over with
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@M0ON4.visuals A good chunk of what this commentator said about interlace origins is absolute bunk. Interlace art was never a part of the original “Celtic” art style. Interlace patterns were introduced to Celtic tribes first when the Saxons invaded, and then later by the Vikings. The Celtic tribes merged these knot patterns with their La Tene art style to create the insular or Hiberno-Saxon style. Don’t get me wrong, interlace is very much ingrained in our culture now but its origins come from outside influences.
What do you not get I may not be married but we are chained together in ways they don't understand...I cant let any of the collective embodiment that I am bound to so pick up your church and history and lets get this over with
I never conquered in that manner...we were one and I am living proof of this