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Witchcraft (9)

The Magic of Witches: A Journey Through Time

2003
This site is full of information on the history of witchcraft, the Salem Witch Trials and Wicca.
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Marvellous Magic

2009
A website about the history of magic and witchcraft and the portrayal of magic and witchcraft in the media. We have looked at a wide varity of different opinions and sources to achieve a divesse and accurate representation of the way magic is potrayed in different cultures throughout history and around the world.
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Battle of the truth: Witchcraft versus Science

2007
This website describes the battle between the rituals of wicca to the scientific methods of healing people. From the hanging of witches to the arguements of the doctors. Who will win? Why don't you decide...
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Haunted East Lothian

2006
A spooky introduction to the geography, history and mythology of East Lothian, a small rural county in Scotland. Explore the past, and come face to face with ghouls, goblins and ghosts!
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Misconstrued Religions

2006
This site explores the true beliefs of three religions that are commonly misunderstood and persecuted.
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Salam Witchcraft Trials

2006
The site will explain mainly about Witchcraft. It will also focus in on the Salem WitchCraft trials and explain some of the happenings in that early time of colonization of the new world and some of the happenings in europe, the middle east and african beliefs of witchcraft.
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Harry Potter: In 'n Out

2003
Journey through the world of magic with Harry Potter and friends as you read about the books that contain their stories. Also learn a bit about the movies that have been made from these stories.
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Salem Witch Trials

1999

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The Witchcraft Stew

1999
The origins of witchcraft came from "The Cult of Diana" or in other terms,"Goddess Worship", or "Witchcraft" begun about 35 thousand years ago. The only written record found is called "La Vecchia Religione". This is said to be one of the oldest religions found today that we can refer to. It begins about 8000 years ago in the Pyrenees mountains, between France and Spain. Prior to 800 BC, people following this religion traveled into northern Europe and were brought into the gothic tribes. These tribes spread throughout Europe and later invaded the British Isles. The three different tribes which migrated were the Celts, Saxons, and Normans. Around 200 BC, there was another group of these migrates who came to Northern Europe as well. They were the descendants of the earlier immigrants of Northern Europe. Taking apart the word "witchcraft", the word "witch" itself comes from the word "wicce". The word "wicce" means women and comes from the ancient Language of the Old Saxon. A male to whom practices this religion is still called a witch NOT a warlock. These terms are often confused.
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