Pagan Magazine : Pentacle MagazinePentacle NewsSea Stallion steps back in history- May 30, 2008 AT three oclock next Thursday afternoon Dubliners will be treated to an extraordinary spectacle. The Viking ship Sea Stallion, which has been on display at the National Museum in Collins Barracks, will be lifted 50 metres into the air by a giant crane. Then the huge vessel will be swung out over the three-storey museum building and deposited in the nearby Croppys Acre. In the middle of the night it will be moved to the River Liffey, prior to its long sea journey back to Denmark.http://www.pentaclemagazine.org/pn760/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2446 Archeology On The Thames Foreshore- May 30, 2008 The Thames Discovery Programme will offer local people and volunteers the chance to dig up London's history on the the river, starting in October this year (2008). Run by the Thames Estuary Partnership in conjunction with the Thames Explorer Trust, the project has been made possible through a 421,500 grant by the Heritage Lottery Fund, some 80% of the entire budget.http://www.pentaclemagazine.org/pn760/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2445 Druids fear shadow will be cast over view of 'birth of the Moon'- May 30, 2008 IT IS a rare lunar spectacle whose significance dates back to ancient times, drawing visitors to the Isle of Lewis from across the world. But now the druids, pagans and witches who gather at the Callanish Stones fear the next time they visit their treasured view of the Moon could be ruined by a 53-turbine wind farm.http://www.pentaclemagazine.org/pn760/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2444 Shrine to host Roman festival- May 24, 2008 by Laurie Stocks-Moore, Chester Chronicle A TWO-DAY Roman extravaganza will take Chester back to the first century AD. The second annual Festival of Minerva is a free event set up by Roman ToursDeva Victrix and the Grosvenor Museum.http://www.pentaclemagazine.org/pn760/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2443 Jail Call for Faith Room as Pagans Increase- May 24, 2008 By Ross Findon A LEAP in the number of pagans in an Island jail has added to pressure for better religious facilities.http://www.pentaclemagazine.org/pn760/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2442 Stonehenge Vandalised- May 22, 2008 LONDON (AFP) - Vandals used a hammer and screwdriver to vandalise the Stonehenge ancient monument, the first such incident for decades, officials said Thursday. The night-time attack by two men last week involved the central megalith in the 5,000-year-old ring of standing stones, with English Heritage saying the vandals could have been looking for a souvenir.http://www.pentaclemagazine.org/pn760/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2441 New book unlocks answers to mysteries of ...- May 15, 2008 New book unlocks answers to mysteries of Cosmology, Evolution, Consciousness and the Nature of Light and Matter. LONDON: There is an explanation for everything ... ...if only you knew where to look. But can you find all your answers in science There are fundamental, perplexing questions on which science has scratched its head for centuries and is still at it. For example, did anything happen before the Big Bang, if so what What are the mysteries of Sound and Light, Space and Time, Energy and.http://www.pentaclemagazine.org/pn760/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2440 Pagan prisoners allowed twig wands in cells- May 15, 2008 PRISON officers have been ordered to allow Pagan prisoners to take twigs into their cells to use as magic wands. The ruling has been announced as part of a prisons policy that requires Pagan prisoners to have the same rights as prisoners of other religions. The new rules were drawn up with the help of the Pagan Federation, which advised the prison service on what equipment its members needed.http://www.pentaclemagazine.org/pn760/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=2439 |