*Auðumbla (also spelled Auðumla, Auðhumbla or Auðhumla) is the primeval cow of Norse mythology. And, give me a break. It's too cold outside for brunching.
Tangent: Viktor Rydberg's posing the theory of a Norse/Zoroastrian/Vedic shared origin is interesting. There's tons of crazycool things the Vedic and Egyptian cultures were aware of which we're just now realizing ourselves (Thanks again for that, Church. Knowledge? M'eh. You're right. It gets in the way.) - and when you take into account trade routes, advanced astronomical understanding, and the unknown extent of the Seapeople's reach/influence (Egyptian, Phoenicians, Viks, Southeast Asia, etc.) then...well...it's a fun course to mentally plot. The time thing can be an issue, but there is such thing as oral tradition. There's also that maybe everyone just drank a lot of milk. And the Milky Way looked like, um, milk to everyone forevah and evah. Amen. Or Amun. Or A'mhun.
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You knoweth so many spings.
Some things I know a little about. That is all. Blame it on far too much boredom in the Midwest, and lotttts of the museums and the books.
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