Archive - Folklore Fieldwork

The Watery Hags of East Anglia

River Hags and ‘Mere’ maids

Jul 10 •

June 2025

The Land Remembers

Folklore Remnants from Northern Germanic & Scandinavian Settlers in East Anglia, Part One

Jun 28 •

When Folklore Becomes Fiction

Introducing my folklore inspired historical fiction novel

Jun 24 •

The Powers of Ancient East Anglian Witches

The Magick Folk of East Anglia - Part Two

Jun 19 •

Witches of Old and the Fae

The Magick Folk of East Anglia - Part One

Jun 13 •

The Missing Fairies of Norfolk: Part Six

Bronze Age Round Barrows, ‘missing‘ fairies and a side of land enclosure.

Jun 6 •

The Magick Folk of East Anglia

Discovering the Ancient Witches of East Anglia: Introduction

Jun 4 •

May 2025

Folklore Fieldwork’s Findings: May 2025

A roundup of what’s been going on recently.

May 30 •

The Merry Month of May: Part Two

Deities, Sacrifice & a Sprinkling of Fairies

May 22 •

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The Merry Month of May: Part Two

Deities, Sacrifice and a sprinkling of Fairies.

May 21 •

Rare Tales of Norfolk Folk

‘Norfolk Folk Tales’ by H.Lupton & ‘The Tales of Old Norfolk’ by P.Howat

May 13 •

The Missing Fairies of Norfolk: Part Five

The beginning of Enclosure and Kett’s Rebellion

May 8 •

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