Mythology
Mythology is not fiction that primitive peoples mistook for fact. It is the oldest recording technology available to a civilisation without paper: a method of encoding observation, memory, and knowledge into forms resilient enough to survive across generations without an institution to protect them. This category reads myth, folklore, and symbolic tradition as primary sources. The winter figures whose origins predate the religions that absorbed them. The heraldic symbols whose meanings were never decorative. At Tartaria Britannica, the story is always the starting point. The question is always what it is actually holding.
The Horns of Moses: An Error Due to Translation?
Did Michelangelo really make an error due to translation? I guess we'll never really know. Art historians love to debate the horns of Moses. Michelangelo’s...
Blue Skin: Deity or Nephilim?
Deity Yama has blue skin colour, and there are many other deities with this characteristic. Huītzilōpōchtli, Num, Hapi, Kali, Yama, Rama, Krishna, Shiva, Vishnu Amon-Ra...
Green Dragon in the Sky
According to NASA (or Nasha’, defined as “to beguile, deceive”), we will all be able to see a very rare comet in the sky...


