| Global Psychics: The Truth About Curses Describes typical fraudulent scenarios by unethical practitioners claiming to remove curses for cash. | |
| Generational Curses: Sins of the Fathers Explores the concept of the Biblical curse carrying down a family line, with descriptions of various types of curses. | |
| Curses Definition, history and modern usage. | |
| Astral Healer Give information on how to break hexes and curses. | |
| Understanding Curses Discusses the reality and effect of curses in a Biblical context. | |
| Irish Curses Collection of traditional Irish curses. | |
| Gypsy Curses Incorporated Offers free random curses or individually tailored curses for a fee. | |
| The Merseburger Spells Two Germanic pre-Christian spells found in a monastery in the German city of Merseburg. | |
| Merseburg Incantations Two magic poems from pre-Christian Germany. | |
| Lithuanian Charms Charms against illnesses and evil spirits in English translation. | |
| Hocus-pocus The story behind the weird word 'Hocus-pocus'. | |
| Charms Against Sprains Recorded in the Orkney and Shetland Islands during the nineteenth century. | |
| Anglo-Saxon Charms Translated by Karen Louise Jolly in her 1996 book 'Popular Religion in Late Saxon England: Elf Charms in Context.' | |
| Abracadabra Proposing a Greek origin of the charm word. | |
| Abracadabra Brief explanation of the Cabbalistic inscription. | |
| BBC: Artefact Recalls Witches' Shadow A 'witch bottle' dated to c.1830 is discovered buried in foundations in the Lincolnshire village of Navenby. (January 28, 2004) | |
| This is Bath: Mysterious Amber Liquid is Pure Nectar for Historians David Lewin reports on the discovery of a phial of amber liquid in a wall in Bath. (March 13, 2004) | |
| Ritual Protection Marks Results of a survey of Norfolk buildings (UK). | |
| History.UK.com: Concealed Ritual Objects and Protection from Witches Ian Evans provides a quick guide to the ritual objects that can be found hidden within the structure of a house, and what to do if you find one. He also mentions ritual marks. | |
| Deliberately Concealed Garments Project The Textile Conservation Centre at the University of Southampton explores the folk tradition of concealing objects in the fabric of buildings. Includes a database of garment finds. | |