Hidden Charms 2 - The magical protection of buildings
Hidden Charms 2 took place on Saturday 21st April 2018 at The Medieval Hall, Cathedral Close, Salisbury.
The Proceedings of this first Hidden Charms conference are available free of charge via Academia.edu here.
For some videos from the Hidden Charms conferences please follow this link.
Speakers were as follows:
Brian Hoggard - Case Study – Llancaiach Fawr.
Adina Hulubas - A View on Active Construction Rites from Romania.
Cheryl Cooper - Ampullae and their Protective Functions: Magic, Medicine or Religion?
Paula McBride - Something Wicked This Way Comes: The Magical Protection of Buildings in the Midlands.
John Billingsley - Soft Power: the emergence of modern apotropaics in Albania.
Tabitha Cadbury - Materialising Magic in Museums.
Peter Hewitt - Witch Bottles: findings from the Museum of Witchcraft & Magic.
Sonja Hukantaival - Why sharp tools, vipers and cats? – The agency of objects and materials in the Finnish pre-mechanistic worldview.
Walter Richard Wheeler - Magical Dwelling: Apotropaic Practices in the New World Dutch Cultural Hearth.
The Proceedings of this first Hidden Charms conference are available free of charge via Academia.edu here.
For some videos from the Hidden Charms conferences please follow this link.
Speakers were as follows:
Brian Hoggard - Case Study – Llancaiach Fawr.
Adina Hulubas - A View on Active Construction Rites from Romania.
Cheryl Cooper - Ampullae and their Protective Functions: Magic, Medicine or Religion?
Paula McBride - Something Wicked This Way Comes: The Magical Protection of Buildings in the Midlands.
John Billingsley - Soft Power: the emergence of modern apotropaics in Albania.
Tabitha Cadbury - Materialising Magic in Museums.
Peter Hewitt - Witch Bottles: findings from the Museum of Witchcraft & Magic.
Sonja Hukantaival - Why sharp tools, vipers and cats? – The agency of objects and materials in the Finnish pre-mechanistic worldview.
Walter Richard Wheeler - Magical Dwelling: Apotropaic Practices in the New World Dutch Cultural Hearth.
