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Counter Arguments and Numerical Patterns in Early Celtic Inscriptions: A Re-examination of Christian Celts: Messages and Images

Abstract We present an analysis of Professor Charles Thomas's recent work on the inscribed stones of western Britain, with our emphasis being on the mathematical patterns which he has identified. We conclude that there is no reason to suppose that these are anything other than coincidences, although of course one cannot preclude the possibility that any particular numerical device might have been intentional.