Satire and Scholarship: Reframing the Pillar of Eliseg from Alien Myths to Bronze Age Memory
To the point
Satirical critique of sensational alien and giant legends around the Pillar of Eliseg argues for a Bronze Age to Early Medieval reading grounded in memory and landscape, cites Kristina Killgrove’s critique of flawed ancient remains claims, and presents Saint Germanus as a playful giant-slayer to promote serious archaeology and Project Eliseg.
