Cernunnos and antlers finally found in archeological site

[dciurchea]

A user, unfortunately anonymous, gave the following very interesting 
interpretation on the two Suns on the representation of apotheosis 
(on the Louvre stella) but also valid for the Gundestrup 
vessels "two wheels":
"Also note that one of the sun's rays illuminate (judge) two 
prisoners; one with death and another with clemency"

--- In gothic-l at yahoogroups.com, "dciurchea" <dciurchea at ...> wrote:
>
> Recently(2006) a royal tomb (assigned to Gepids: Polus tumulus 
near 
> Cluj-Napoca)was unveiled; the "celtic cross" was found on the 
royal 
> seal and on vessels. 
> 
> Please observe that kings' monograms are not necessarily symbols 
for 
> the peasants(the people) but deserve a mystic or genealogic role. 
> Please review my 
> 
> previous post on "historical Odin" for the Draco/Balaur issue.
> 
> Moreover, in the Polus site, antlers were found along with the 
> stag's head. The antlers are not conserved in museum but left on 
the 
> site, so anybody can see 
> 
> them.
> 
> http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/2f7cbBIRZGsnroi4gAOv6w?
> feat=directlink
> 
> The connection with Cernunos was not made yet, but I make it now:
>  
> THIS IS THE FIRST ARCHEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF ANTLERS USED FOR 
> BURIAL/FUNERAL OF KINGS
> 
> The necessary connection to the Gundestrup cauldron (also thougt 
by 
> some of Wallachian origin) may be made along with the 
representation 
> of the afterworld on 
> 
> old (XIVth century) churches:
> 1. Draco/devil is Nidhog, the worm of the underworld. 
> 2. Balaur/Cernunos is feeding Draco and therefore Balaur/Cernunos 
> may not be eaten by Draco.
> 
> http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/3r8F7SmsRa-W6TcJXE5NFA?
> feat=directlink
> 
> http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/PKCZmASnSboSzfWtThAXfw?
> feat=directlink
>  
> Therefore, the antlers were thought to mask the deceased into the 
> Balaur/Cernunos in the afterworld.
> 
> In the museum of Cluj I got the following burrial ring with the 
> sun/moon/Ishtar, like inn the Sumerian room at Louvre:
> 
> http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/yhlQZFlknK5OaDyBU82NRA?
> feat=directlink
> 
> Elaborating further on the "wheels" on the Gundestrup cauldron, 
> these are the two suns of the Apotheosis. Picture from the Louvre 
on 
> the apotheosis:
> 
> http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/n0k8oPY2YDDH3tMSII3gVA?
> feat=directlink
> 
> Religion, as learned from various finds, may NOT be assigned to a 
> nation (e.g. celts) but to the gentry-which had not a mother 
tongue 
> but a genealogy and a 
> 
> trans national cult of the afterworld.
> 
> May I elaborate on the etymology of Wallachia, a duchy mentioned 
in 
> Niebelungen Lied along with a Romanian leader ("Rumunc der Vlachen 
> Hertzog mit acht 
> 
> hunndert Mannen") which is usually associated with Romania. My 
> opinion is that this duchy which denotes a diminutive of valley 
(Val
> (e)>>Valeaca>>Valaca) was 
> 
> altered by German/Hungarian transcriptions and also by common 
> confusion between consonants into Feleacu (phonetic F for V), 
i.e.  
> the hill near Cluj-Napoca. 
> 
> Later this duchy appears as Doboka-Szolnok in Hungarian and 
remained 
> a county until 1918. 
> The archeological traces we have, refer to the gentry not to the 
> peasants and therefore we have no "great migration" but eventually 
> wars and mostly change of 
> 
> dynasties.
> Therefore I got the religious connection between Celtic/Nordic
> (Odin's Valaskijalf==Wallachia) realm and the Gepid capital at 
Cluj. 
> It appears that this is 
> 
> where historical Woden's successors came . Thus the story told by 
> Jordanes on the Gepid's origin appears true. 
> 
> QED
>


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