• Is Scotland Named After an Egyptian Princess?

  • Mar 5 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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Is Scotland Named After an Egyptian Princess?

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    Could Scota, the enigmatic figure from ancient lore, truly be the forgotten sister of Tutankhamun? We're joined by the insightful Luke Eastwood, an author and practicing Druid hailing from Ireland, who has woven a tapestry of history and myth in his latest book, "Scotia, the Lost Sister of Tutankhamun." Luke takes us on a captivating exploration through the intersection of ancient Egyptian history and Irish mythology, challenging our understanding of the connections that may have spanned continents. His unique perspective and rich experiences living across Scotland, England, the U.S., and now Ireland, offer a fresh lens on the evolution of spiritual practices and the courage it takes to question long-held beliefs.

    Journey with us as we traverse the landscapes of ancient Egypt and the rocky terrain of Ireland, piecing together the story of Scota. Could she have been an Egyptian princess buried in Ireland's Dingle Peninsula? We examine archaeological and DNA evidence that might connect Egyptian dynasties with regions in Europe, unraveling the myths and tales surrounding her possible migration and influence. With personal anecdotes adding vivid color, we discuss the geographical and cultural challenges she might have faced, her potential impact on the Gaelic people, and the tantalizing possibility that Scotland's very name is derived from her legacy.

    Our conversation takes a bolder turn as we question conventional historical narratives, shining a light on the often-overlooked maritime prowess of ancient civilizations. With insights from experts like Lorraine Evans, we critique the narrow perspectives that dismiss significant evidence of ancient seafaring and exploration. The discussion underscores the importance of challenging orthodoxies to spark innovation and understanding, whether it be through historical revisions or exploring the underpinnings of scientific paradigms. We close with reflections on the transformative power of personal exploration and writing, inviting listeners to reimagine the past and its legacies in our modern world.

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