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The Guardian
Historian confirms no evidence for ‘witches’ marks’ found on old English buildings
A historian has concluded there is no evidence that "witches’ marks" found on historic English buildings, such as medieval churches and barns, have mystical or protective significance. Instead, these symbols are likely practical mason’s marks used for training or construction purposes, such as geometic guides or masons' ciphers. Experts emphasize that these markings are unrelated to witchcraft or supernatural beliefs, and their identification as ritual protection symbols is unsupported by evidence.
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