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Ritual Protection Marks & Ritual Practices

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The page has been created to promote and disseminate research into medieval & historic graffiti; the archaeological identification of apotropaic symbols and the phenomenon of intentionally concealed objects within buildings intended to ward against misfortune. Contributions are welcomed!

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  • Magical Protection of Agricultural Buildings
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Ritual Marks on BBC’s Countryfile: Peak District

After apotropaics (ritual protection marks) featuring on a wooden object on the Antiques Roadshow, here they are again cropping up…

Ritual Protection Marks & Ritual Practices

Don’t Stop Believing! In 1979, fire ripped through the 14th century barn at Bredon; a conflagration which created enough damage…

Spiritual Middens: Foundation Deposit, Spirit Trap or Counter Witchcraft Measure?

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A Peck O’ Trouble: The Archaeology of Witch Bottles

Archaeologists are now systematically recording stoneware bellarmine (or Bartmann) jugs found buried beneath the thresholds or under the hearthstones of…

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