Titlebook: Building Magic; Ritual and Re-enchan Owen Davies,Ceri Houlbrook Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Simone G?ttlich,Michael Herty,Anja Mildey we have in distinguishing between concealments conducted by builders and by inhabitants. This chapter concludes with a comparison between the sentiments behind time capsules and the psychology of graffiti, both as snapshots of human engagement with the building and as forms of time-lapsed communication.

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Feruza Abdukadirovna Amirkulovaealment. This chapter further demonstrates the popularity of the apotropaic interpretation, with most finders and curators preferring the theory that such objects were concealed to protect against malevolent forces.

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Foundation Sacrifice: The Survival of a Problem in Archaeology, Folklore, and History,ng find is thus commonly interpreted as a survival of ancient foundation sacrifice practices. This chapters problematizes such assumptions, concluding that the concept of foundation sacrifice is a hindrance to the better understanding of post-medieval, ritual domestic deposits.

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Bodies: Mummified But Not Ancient, two different forms of concealment is interesting when we consider the similarities between the material remains; a contrast which this chapter attributes to the two different types of find eliciting different sets of emotional responses.