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Real Name: Norman J Penny
Web Site: www.pictish-mithraism.com
Favourite Ancient Site: Inveravon, Moray
Your Location: Kent
Your Occupation: Student Mentor; Retired engineer
Your Interests: Pict history; IET

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Following years of research, I propose at www.pictish-mithraism.com that the carvings on the Pictish Symbol Stones are for religious purposes being made following the Roman withdrawal of around 400 CE. They are deciphered as relevant to a modified form of Roman Mithraism which I have called Pictish Mithraism. For example the V-Rod and Crescent comprises descending and ascending arrows from/to the celestial sphere representing the travel of the soul at birth and on death. Please go to my website to see the majority of the Symbols deciphered.
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