Hexham Heads, ley lines, and Wear-sheep-men - Episode 51

Today we talk about the fascinating Hexham heads. Are they cursed objects, spiritual totems for drawing wear-creatures, or just cleverly carved children's' toys? How do these objects connect back to the concept of Ley Lines and how does all this connect to tulpa's?

Links

• Quest for the Hexham Heads, Paul Screeton – Fortean history/memoir

• Twilight of the Celtic Gods David Clarke and Andy Roberts – Fascinating “wibbly” take on pagan survivals, Neopaganism, magic, archaeology, and myth in the 1980s

• Ley Lines in Question Tom Williamson and Liz Bellamy – Examination and debunking

• Creating Prehistory Andy Stout – History of the professionalization and battle against amateurs in British archaeology, including in-depth history of the ley lines folks

• T. C. Lethbridge: The Man Who Saw the Future by Terry Welbourn – Biography and study of Lethbridge

• MR James stories

• The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries by Evans-Wentz

• Monster talk episode with Joseph Laycock and Natalia Mikels

• The Hexham Heads

• The Curse Of The Hexham Heads?

• The Hexham Heads and the Werewolf

• Celtic curse tested?

• Heads and Tales

Contacts

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Theme Music by ArcheopSoup Productions

Produced by Chris Webster and Tristan Boyle