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A collection of archaeological essays surveying the presence of magical ritual artefacts in the ancient buildings of Britain
Built on nearly four decades of research, this fascinating anthology is a vital guide to understanding the ways in which British householders used magic and ritual to protect their homes from perceived or spiritual threats.
Exploring both symbols (such as graffiti) and deposits (such as concealed objects), A Consensus of Symbols is an essential text that unravels many of the mysteries which have shrouded the academic discourse surrounding ritual building protection: who created the ritual markings? What concerns and intentions lay behind this use of ritual? Was magic intentionally evoked through these symbols and deposits, or were they simply ‘good luck’ charms?
Answering these questions and more, Wayne Perkins begins the book with a discussion on the socio-economic, political, and cultural contexts of the ritual building phenomena. This is followed by useful exploration of the supernatural beliefs which permeated the Early Modern Period, including a brief outline of the Laws of Sympathetic Magic.
The following essays include intriguing and engaging observations on apotropaic graffiti; ritual taper burn marks; deliberately concealed old boots and shoes; spiritual ‘middens’ or caches; dried, mummified and smoked cats; witch bottles; and much more!
A Consensus of Symbols is not only a clear and accessible guide to understanding the strange and engrossing world of ritual building protection, but it will also empower both the individual and the local history groups to undertake historical and magical surveys of their own.
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Wayne Perkins is an archaeologist with over twenty-two years of experience in archaeology. He began his career as a Field Archaeologist with Oxford Archaeology and remained there for four years, rising to Supervisor. Anticipating a career in archaeology in France, he volunteered on excavations for Poitiers & Rennes University respectively. In due course, Wayne worked for France's premier scientific organisation, I.N.R.A.P. (Institut Nationale des Récherches Archéologiques Préventives).
Since returning to the United Kingdom in 2013, Wayne now undertakes Historic Building Surveys and supervises urban excavations, as well as overseeing rural excavations in Greater London, Sussex, Surrey & Kent.
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