The Gundestrup Cauldron is a religious vessel found in Himmerland, Denmark, 1891. It was deposited in a dry section of a peat bog, dismantled with its five long rectangular plates, seven short ones and one round plate.
Each plate is made of 97.0% pure silver and filled with various motifs of animals, plants and pagan deities.
by CryptographerKey2847
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Lest I’m mistaken, the cauldron depicts the Celtic god Dagda, is that right?
Didn’t they find one of these on Time Team?
There’s an elephant on one panel! Looks like a very good depiction too.
When was this created? Gorgeous