Urine, Fingernail-Filled 'Witch Bottle' Found

Discovery News ^ | June 4, 2009 | Jennifer Viegas

[Cailleach]

During the 17th century in England, someone urinated in a jar, added nail clippings, hair and pins, and buried it upside-down in Greenwich, where it was recently unearthed and identified by scientists as being the world's most complete known "witch bottle."

This spell device, often meant to attract and trap negative energy, was particularly common from the 16th to the 17th centuries, so the discovery provides a unique insight into witchcraft beliefs of that period, according to a report published in the latest British Archaeology.

[Puppage]

Truckers don’t usuall bury their urine bottles, they just throw them out the window

Naw, they mostly use the Pit Stop

[Beowulf9]

I’ve always wondered why they don’t find more of these, especially in Massachusetts.