Decoding the Pictish Symbols Lydia Carter the gods were queer—and they

the gods were queer—and they still are

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Decoding the Pictish Symbols Lydia Carter the gods were queer—and theyDecoding the Pictish Symbols by W A Cummins The Picts, the most powerful nation in northern Britain for some 500 years, mysteriously disappeared from contemporary records in the ninth century. All that remains of the language they spoke are a few fragments in the names of places or people. Their most enduring memorial is a unique system of symbols carved on stone monuments, engraved on objects of silver and bronze and scratched on the walls of caves