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Brits Search for Ancient Witches' Marks in Buildings in Time for Halloween
Just in time for Halloween, local authorities in England have asked the public's help in searching for signs of ancient witches. But they are not looking for actual witches. Instead, they are looking for markings called apotropaic marks (or commonly known as witches' marks).
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