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Human remains discovered by archaeologists in the market square of Bochnia in Poland are likely those of three women who were accused, convicted, and executed for being “witches” in the 17th century.
Three new discoveries: a cave painting (Sulawesi), a sculpture (Mexico), and a cache of artifacts (North Carolina) may help researchers to learn more about ancient practices and cultures.
New discoveries that include surprising types of items found in the walls of structures in the U.K. that were likely placed to ward off “witchcraft.”
A burial complex in Gjellestad, Norway includes burial mounds, buildings and a ship burial may help us to better understand the cultural and spiritual practices of the Vikings.
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Paganicon 2021 will be virtual, e-book piracy of Pagan authors, a gingerbread monolith crumbles, the Ancient Agora of Athens has been re-lit, and more news!
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