Saints, Poets, and Rubber Ducks: Crafting the Sacred at St Nectan’s Glen

Ceri Houlbrook

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Religious Tourism and Spaces Medieval Literature and History Archaeological and Geological Studies

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This article focuses on St Nectan’s Glen, Cornwall, where layers of ritual deposition imply a long history of spiritual significance—an implication that is debunked by a diachronic examination of the site, which reveals a relatively recent, and conscious, crafting of the sacred.

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