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The newly discovered upper half of a famous statue of Ramses II was announced by Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. Continue reading Archaeologists in Egypt uncover missing half of…
Hassan Shalgheen was found to have committed sexual crimes against multiple women under the guide of providing them with a “cleansing ritual” to “remove evil spirits,” according to the Gwinnett…
Lyonel Perabo provides a brief overview of three subgenres of heavy metal music of interest to Pagan listeners – folk, Viking, and Pagan metal – and offers TWH’s very own…
As Morgan Daimler had already discovered, there’s no record of the phrase “oak, ash, and thorn” before Rudyard Kipling. Specifically, they show up in his books Puck of Pook’s Hill…
Happy International Women’s Day! We share some reactions for Pagan leaders about the world-wide event happening today. Continue reading Pagan Leaders share insights about International Women’s Day 2024 at The…
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: International Women’s Day is tomorrow, Florida bill advances to allow clergy in schools and TST responds, animal parts in Connecticut shared on social media…
Researchers investigating the ancient city of Gath, where David and Goliath fought their famous battle, find connections between plants and Mother Goddesses. Continue reading Researchers shed light on Philistine Religion…
Our UK correspondent Liz Williams sends an update on the proposed road tunnel beneath Salisbury Plain and Stonehenge. Continue reading Stonehenge update: March 2024 at The Wild Hunt.