The knot’s endless loops symbolize a peace that’s eternal and unbroken. In ancient times, it was often used to promote safety and calm during turbulent periods.

R outine dredging work in the Netherlands’ Korte Linschoten River in March 2024 led to the discovery of a rare, 1,000-year-old sword with an “endless knot” motif engraved on its blade.

A medieval sword has gone on display at a museum in the Netherlands after its chance discovery during a dredging operation on a river in the center of the country.

While there is no exact Celtic family symbol, many of these Celtic knots and Celtic symbols are perfect if you’re looking to signify family, love, and strength. Looking for a Celtic knot symbol ...

A construction crew discovered a 1,000-year-old iron sword in the Netherlands still fully intact. The short sword comes ...

Throughout history, people have used symbols of love to show their loyalty and commitment without saying a word. These love symbols, icons and totems will help you do the same.

Archaeologists believe the Linschoten Sword was forged to straddle both worlds.

Boulder filmmaker Michael Brown’s latest documentary, "The Endless Knot," appropriately opens with a brief description of the Tibetan Buddhist symbol from which the film borrows its title: a ...

One of the eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism, the endless knot can be understood as representing, in Wheeler's words, how "we are all connected in a web of mutual interdependence." ...

The iron is barely corroded due to the oxygen-poor environment of the wet soil it was buried in, and traces of the wooden ...