The discovery of witches' marks in Gainsborough Old Hall reveals a historic method of protection believed to ward off evil and reflects the superstitions of the era.
Rick Berry's research uncovered about 20 unique carvings, including pentangles and Marian marks, designed to protect inhabitants from dark forces and curses.
The presence of rare curse inscriptions, including a name written upside down, indicates an intriguing practice of cursing as a form of protection against perceived threats.
Kevin Booth highlighted the mystery surrounding the concentration of protective markings, noting that the Old Hall's tumultuous history may have inspired these supernatural safeguards.
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