Druids

[Simon21]

At the launch of her book Sacred Britania - religion in Britain during the Roman empire author Miranda Aldhouse-Green asserted that there was still no archaeological evidence for the existence of Druids - no mass grave on Anglesey, no golden sickles

I think that there are only one or two graves that may have been those of druids, and no golden sickle in them
However, we know there were druids in Anglesey, but no evidence they were wiped out there.

Except the testimony of Tacitus, Agricola's son-in-law, who says that they were.

[Minimalist]

At the launch of her book Sacred Britania - religion in Britain during the Roman empire author Miranda Aldhouse-Green asserted that there was still no archaeological evidence for the existence of Druids - no mass grave on Anglesey, no golden sickles

I think that there are only one or two graves that may have been those of druids, and no golden sickle in them
However, we know there were druids in Anglesey, but no evidence they were wiped out there.

Except the testimony of Tacitus, Agricola's son-in-law, who says that they were.

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