Traditional Europe
💬🌳🏛🖼️📜 Quotes, nature, architecture, art and history about our homeland, Europe.
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Traditional Europe has 8,601 subscribers.
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The German Building at the Paris Exposition, 1937; designed by Albert Speer
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England 81 years ago
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The Hunterston Brooch — A Celtic Masterpiece with a Viking Connection Dating back to around 700 AD, the Hunterston Brooch is one of the finest surviving examples of early medieval craftsmanship in the British Isles. Made from silver and gold, adorned with intricate gold filigree and amber settings, this remarkable 12.2 cm brooch combines Celtic and Anglo-Saxon artistic traditions. Its elaborate decoration also incorporates Christian symbolism, possibly concealing deeper religious meanings within its intricate patterns. But the brooch has another story to tell. Several centuries after its creation, probably around the 10th century, someone added an inscription in Scandinavian runes to its...
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What did it mean to be Celtic Being Celtic was a way of seeing and feeling, of interpreting and inhabiting the world. The Celtic domain wasn’t simply a physical landscape spanning Ireland, Scotland, Wales and other regions on the Atlantic rim—it was a dream-space, a kingdom of the imagination with a coherency, a taste all its own, «room to roam» as the George MacDonald poem said. And this dream-space was inside me too. I was beginning to move at its speed and become a conscious participant in its quicksilver drama. — Mike Scott. Adventures of a Waterboy.
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Queen Marie Antoinette's hair in a golden locket 📸 British museum
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The Rök Runestone Standing in Östergötland, Sweden, the Rök Runestone is one of the most famous runestones from the Viking Age. Erected around the early 9th century, it contains one of the longest known runic inscriptions, carved across several sides of the stone. For more than a century, scholars believed the inscription told a story of heroes, kings, battles and vengeance, with one passage traditionally interpreted as referring to the Gothic king Theodoric the Great. This interpretation helped shape the popular image of the Viking Age as a world centred around warfare, honour and heroic deeds. However, modern research has challenged much of this traditional reading. Linguists have argu...
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The Rök Runestone Standing in Östergötland, Sweden, the Rök Runestone is one of the most famous runestones from the Viking Age. Erected around the early 9th century, it contains one of the longest known runic inscriptions, carved across several sides of the stone. For more than a century, scholars believed the inscription told a story of heroes, kings, battles and vengeance, with one passage traditionally interpreted as referring to the Gothic king Theodoric the Great. This interpretation helped shape the popular image of the Viking Age as a world centred around warfare, honour and heroic deeds. However, modern research has challenged much of this traditional reading. Linguists have argu...
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A primitive baby stroller. 1920s.
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Queen Marie Antoinette's hair in a golden locket 📸 British museum
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The Hunterston Brooch — A Celtic Masterpiece with a Viking Connection Dating back to around 700 AD, the Hunterston Brooch is one of the finest surviving examples of early medieval craftsmanship in the British Isles. Made from silver and gold, adorned with intricate gold filigree and amber settings, this remarkable 12.2 cm brooch combines Celtic and Anglo-Saxon artistic traditions. Its elaborate decoration also incorporates Christian symbolism, possibly concealing deeper religious meanings within its intricate patterns. But the brooch has another story to tell. Several centuries after its creation, probably around the 10th century, someone added an inscription in Scandinavian runes to its...
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What did it mean to be Celtic Being Celtic was a way of seeing and feeling, of interpreting and inhabiting the world. The Celtic domain wasn’t simply a physical landscape spanning Ireland, Scotland, Wales and other regions on the Atlantic rim—it was a dream-space, a kingdom of the imagination with a coherency, a taste all its own, «room to roam» as the George MacDonald poem said. And this dream-space was inside me too. I was beginning to move at its speed and become a conscious participant in its quicksilver drama. — Mike Scott. Adventures of a Waterboy.
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Questions about Traditional Europe
How many subscribers does Traditional Europe have?
Traditional Europe (@traditionaleurope) has 8,601 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.
What is Traditional Europe about?
It is listed in Art & Design, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “💬🌳🏛🖼️📜 Quotes, nature, architecture, art and history about our homeland, Europe.”
Where does Traditional Europe rank?
By subscribers it is #25 in Art & Design, #2,283 among English channels, #2,697 worldwide.
Does Traditional Europe post ads?
None of its 12 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.
When does Traditional Europe post?
Most often on Saturday, around 07:00 UTC. It publishes about 3 posts a week.
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