Nympsfield remains neolithic longbarrow england

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  • ‘Fogou’ derives from Cornish Celtic ‘ogo’, which means: ‘cave’.nnThe style, so similar to the known Neolithic burial mounds, seems to be associated with the idea that the Celtic peoples, after the Neolithic, tried to preserve the ancestral heritage related to the goddess, or mother of all. Well the cave in this case is where the mother gestates life.nnIt could be that this place was previously a Neolithic settlement, with the Iron societies re-occupying the remains they found.
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