Subject: working together part two

From: niko caspers <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1996 09:09:30 +0100

Sorry Sherri i´ve forgot to write about the dragon´s meaning
For the Celts the dragon had a symbolic meaning:
The reptile or snake part off the dragon stands for intellect this was a
creature living on the ground, later the bible changed it into something evil.
The claw stands for sensitivity or feelings this because the claw symbolize
the possibility to fly and by flying have contact with the gods.
That´s why the dragon was so important for the Celts

Note for those who are interested:

 Iam talking about Celts before the whent to England an lived in Europe by
the way did you know that the oldest site found which proves they made iron
was located in the mountains in Armenia near Russia it is dated 400 BC.
The oldest Scandinavian site was found here on Gotland and was dated 200BC
probably made by the Celts visiting Gotland on their way home.
On this island there are a lot off runestones with Celtic Symbolism on it.

Niko