Ellen Walkingshaw
@ellenwalky.bsky.social
Theology PhD student investigating angels and mourning 👼☠️
Folklorist, theologian, lover of fairies, angels and whimsy
she/her 🧚🏻♀️
https://www.epoch-magazine.com/post/boggart-knows-no-rest-supernatural-pranksters-in-lancashire
Folklorist, theologian, lover of fairies, angels and whimsy
she/her 🧚🏻♀️
https://www.epoch-magazine.com/post/boggart-knows-no-rest-supernatural-pranksters-in-lancashire
A couple examples of angel objects left on graves from a recent trip to Haycombe Cemetery, Bath.
I recently discovered as part of my PhD research that angels have been found on graves as early as 2nd century CE.
Why are angels such longstanding symbols of death? Would love to know thoughts!
I recently discovered as part of my PhD research that angels have been found on graves as early as 2nd century CE.
Why are angels such longstanding symbols of death? Would love to know thoughts!
December 1, 2024 at 12:29 PM
A couple examples of angel objects left on graves from a recent trip to Haycombe Cemetery, Bath.
I recently discovered as part of my PhD research that angels have been found on graves as early as 2nd century CE.
Why are angels such longstanding symbols of death? Would love to know thoughts!
I recently discovered as part of my PhD research that angels have been found on graves as early as 2nd century CE.
Why are angels such longstanding symbols of death? Would love to know thoughts!