There are strange creatures in mines... are they friend or foe? For as long as people have been picking away at rocks under ground, or making holes in the landscape the folklore of little creatures has been with them. Sometimes protecting those who leave offerings for these little Folk. Sometimes though playing tricks or being downright wicked. Here we will look at some mine Goblins from around and about. What do they have in common? And how do they differ around the world?
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0:00 introduction
2:34 The Knocker found in Cornwall's tin mines
7:22 Coblynau the little mine fellows found in Celtic Wales
11:42 The Bluecaps found deep in English mines
14:24 Ukraine's Shubin... sometimes friend, sometimes foe
19:46 The Kobold, a little fellow from Germany
22:14 closing thoughts
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Attributions -
Art, photography, writing :
As always I have used artist images by my husband, artist and illustrator Marc Potts
also images & video from Pixabay & Wikimedia Commons
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Folklorists: K Briggs, RM James, F Kilvert, Wirt Sykes, O Forostyuk, Boris Gorbatov, Leonid Zharikov
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Music Credits :
Frost Waltz by Kevin Macleod
16 июл 2024