Live Irish Myths episode 95: More stories from the Dindshenchas

In today's episode of MythFlix, I will be talking more about the Dindshenchas, a collection of stories in verse and prose about eminent ancient places in Ireland.
Go to 10:30 to skip the hellos and introductions.
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42.22 Chine means the backbone of an animal but more interesting it also means a mountain ridge... could be something to do with creation myths you mentioned. I find the mention of dismemberment and scattering of bones fascinating! Reminds me of archaeological evidence for excarnation and the moving about of skeletal elements from Neolithic burials.