London

British Museum Artifacts

Identified as a Pictish bowl

small statue of Sucellus, a Gallo-British god whose attributes--the club and bowl--are similar to the Irish god An Dagda

An unidentified god. Very small statue, maybe three inches high. Those might be antlers, or they might be crab claws on his head--it's hard to tell.

This has the attributes of Cernunnos--antlers, sitting "Indian" style--but the figure is a woman.

An Irish brooch, one of many at the British Museum

The bell of St. Senan. Bells were an important feature of early Irish Christianity, though I honestly don't know why.

London

The old temple of Mithras, discovered in the 1950s. I didn't realize it would be above-ground and empty--I was picturing a preserved site. Dennis and I ran all around this one-block area, looking for an underground entrance, and could only find some nightclub and maybe a cleaners. Eventually, Den decided to climb up on the plaza we were running around, and that's when he found the remains of the temple.

Part of the old Roman wall of Londinium; this is near the underground station for the Tower.

What's left of the Roman wall inside the Tower of London

He wouldn't sit still--I'm surprised we got this picture.