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“Faunus
One named deity, who appears to have been venerated towards the end of the Romano-British period, is Faunus, a Roman god of fields and woodland, of nature, fertility and oracles, who is not unlike the Greek god, Pan. The name Faunus is found on twelve of the thirty-three exquisite, inscribed silver spoons, which form part of the hoard known as the Thetford Treasure, discovered in 1979, at Gallows Hill, just North of Thetford (Johns and Potter, 1983). The site had been a ceremonial complex, dating back to the Bronze Age, but rebuilt at around the time Claudius invaded Britain. The area is near the old Iceni tribal boundary, and the route of the Icknield Way, where many travellers would have passed by (Nash Briggs, 2012).
The spoons, thought to have been made for ritual use of a close-knit group of worshippers of Faunus, include epithets describing him as "Noble" or "Lord", "God of Hoards", "Bringer of Spring Blossoms", "Giver of Plenty" and "Shelterer" or "Protector" (Jackson, 1983). These epithets could just as easily be applied to the Lord of Norfolk and have been used in this way in our rituals. Amongst the other objects in the hoard are a ring with a horned face depicted on the bezel, and another with two Woodpeckers, probably a reference to Picus, the Woodpecker God who was father to Faunus. It is possible that the rites of Faunus may have been celebrated in natural places, rather than elaborate temples, with feasting, drinking and ecstatic practices (Johns and Potter, 1983; Marsden, personal communication).
Some archaeologists have suggested that Faunus was the Latin name applied to a more local Earth deity. This might be the character depicted on some Iceni coins, with grain in his hair and beard, and sometimes Ash leaves around him. He is also associated with the Wolf and the Boar (Nash Briggs, 2012). There has even been a suggestion that the practitioners whose magical names are also tantalisingly inscribed on the spoons, may have been part of a witch cult (Johns and Potter, 1983).”
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Of Chalk & Flint:
A Way of Norfolk Magic
Chapter Three: ‘Spiritual Beings’
by Val Thomas
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Hallowtide: A Dark Devotional by Val Thomas
Alive with Spirits: Deepen Your Witchcraft Through Animism by Althaea Sebastiani
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Treasury of Folklore: Stars and Skies - Explore Myths and Mysteries of the Night Sky
Pagan Britain: A History by Ronald Hutton
I Wish to Say Lovely Things by Adam Gnade
Gardener's Folklore: Ancient Secrets for Gardening Magic by Margaret Baker
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It's bee awhile since I posted an update here, but we've been updating the website all the time! Here's whats new in the PBW Witch Shop catalog for July 1, 2021
The Charmers' Psalter by Gemma Gary
Of Chalk and Flint: A Way of Norfolk Magic by Val Thomas
Rituals & Declarations Vol.2 Iss. 2 Spring 2021
The Elements of Spellcrafting: 21 Keeps to Successful Socery by Jason Miller
Financial Sorcery: Magical Strategies to Create Real and Lasting Wealth by Jason Miller
The Folklore Cookbook: Fairy Tales and Recipes by Eric Johnson
Morbid Magic: Death Spirituality and Culture from Around the World by Tomás Prower
Rebel Witch: Carve the Craft That's Yours Alone by Kelly-Ann Maddox
Runa: The Wisdom of the Runes by A.D. Mercer
Grimoire Silvanus Zine Issue 3
Wassailing: The British Midwinter Blessing Custom by Simon Reed
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“It is worth noting that in the context of East Anglian magic, the Bramble, although often associated with the Fair Folk, with making connections, and tying things together, is also used to make a sprite flail to banish unwanted spirits. The Rose has numerous associations with love, deities and alchemy, and is important in many traditions worldwide.”
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Of Chalk & Flint:
A Way of Norfolk Magic
by Val Thomas
Of Chalk & Flint:
A Way of Norfolk Magic
by Val Thomas