The musicologist Mylène Pardoen has recreated the background sound environment of central Paris in the 18th century. Her project, presented at an exhibition dedicated to the humanities and social sciences at the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie, unites the work of historians and specialists in 3D representations.
Blackthorn: Dark Mother of the Woods, Crone of the Triple Goddess, Witch Wo
By Romany Reagan ‘The blackthorn full of spines—but how the child delights in its fruit.’ — ‘Cad Goddeu’, 14th-century Welsh poem The blackthorn tree fascinates because of its inherent duality. O…
As “Witchcraft: A History in Thirteen Trials” argues, across seven centuries, women have been accused of witchcraft—but what that means often differs wildly, revealing the anxieties of each particular society, Rivka Galchen writes.
6 Reasons To Stop Using the Word “Shaman” | Julia Penelope
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people use the word shaman out of context. I see it as a huge problem within the pagan, witchcraft, and New Age communities as well as within academia for many reasons. Here is a list of six general problems that I have with how it's used and why.
Have scientists found evidence of ancient Pagan moon rituals?
UNITED KINGDOM — New findings revealed this week suggest that ancient monuments in Britain could have been used for night-time, perhaps moonlit, ceremonies. Dr Andy Jones, principal archaeologist with the […]
‘The Egyptian Book of the Dead’ Review: An Ancient Guide to the Afterlife -
An exhibition at the Getty Villa Museum displays papyri and linen mummy wrappings in its examination of the elaborate narratives and incantations concerning life after death that developed in Egyptian culture.
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