This cute little 17th-century "witch" bottle was discovered in Staffordshire during a September archaeological dig.
The National Geo reports that:
In the 17th and 18th centuries in Britain, the supposedly cursed often put their toenails and fingernails, urine, and hair into the witch bottles.
These jugs, usually buried near a house or building, were meant to keep evildoers at bay.
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