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Study traces amulet traditions across Rome’s transition to Christianity

via Popular Mechanics·yesterday

Popular Mechanics reports that Leiden researcher Patricia Kret examined about 300 amulets used from roughly 100 BCE to 600 CE. Christian inscriptions and symbols gradually appeared while some bishops condemned protective charms. The artifacts document changing designs more clearly than their owners’ practices; priest involvement is a research inference.

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