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Fascinating Superstitions About Witches You Didn't know
From witch bottles and iron horseshoes to hag stones and bell ringing, explore the bizarre charms used to ward off sorcery.
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Fascinating Superstitions About Witches You Didn't know 
20. Hanging Iron Horseshoes Over Doors 
19. Concealing Witch Bottles In Hearths 
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17. Planting Rowan Trees Beside Homes 
16. Sea Storms And Weather Witchcraft 
15. Black Cats As Supernatural Familiars 
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13. Dropping Silver Into Milk Churns 
12. The Water Ducking And Floating Test 
11. The Taboo Of Burning Elder Wood 
10. Painting Hex Signs On Barns - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
9. Carrying Perforated Hag Stones 
8. Concealing Worn Shoes In House Walls 
7. Chimney Hooks And Soot Traps 
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5. Scattering Poppy Seeds On Thresholds 
4. Hanging Mistletoe Protection 
3. Lancashire And Pendle Witch Folklore 
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For centuries, communities across Europe and colonial America relied on protective charms, domestic rituals, and household talismans to guard their homes against witchcraft.
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