Measuring less than an inch, the jet black charm was likely handcrafted in the fourth century AD, about 300 years after the Romans invaded Britain.

Animals have played roles that go far beyond their presence in the natural world since the times of ancient civilisations to ...

Big B’s fingers are adorned with various rings, each holding a different gemstone. These are based on astrological ...

Over one million Romanians celebrate their name day on April 23, honoring Saint George (Sfântului Gheorghe in Romanian), one ...

Sinners is more than just a horror movie. It goes way beyond what it promises. The horror is a part of it. But what really ...

Hot cross buns have long heralded the start of Easter in the western world, with the marked cross on top a symbol of Christian ... Loaves crossed to ward off evil spirits The small loaves topped ...

In a nutshell, paranda is prominent in Punjabi culture and is a big part of the car culture in India. Since drivers are ...

From black cats to elephants, animals have long been seen as more than just companions in many cultures, they’re considered ...

In Roman times, the phallic symbol was widely used as a lucky charm, to ward off evil and for fertility. And this find from Hadrian's Wall's Vindolanda Roman Fort, which comes in at around 2.5cm ...

There are places that hold more than just historical or religious significance—they act as anchors for a community, reminders ...

There’s no scientific evidence supporting the claim that wearing a safety pin can ward off evil spirits or protect the fetus. Its protection is purely symbolic, rooted in cultural and spiritual ...

In Nigeria, it is believed that a safety pin serves as a spiritual shield for both mother and unborn child, helping to ensure safe delivery. There have been reports that members of the CPC bloc ...