245 – Bone: Drumstick
- Physical description:
- Human arm bone drumstick.
- Museum classification:
- Working Tools
- Size:
- 300 long
- Information:
Quite a number of witchcraft operations call for drumming. To drum up a spirit use a human arm bone and any flat surface.
(Abridged from text by Cecil Williamson) Original text by Cecil Williamson: 'Quite a number of witchcraft operations call for drumming. So to drum up a spirit or a client is an everyday operation calling for a drum stick. A human arm bone makes a good drumstick and most witches have one around some place handy. For the drum, any flat surface such as a table top or upturned bucket will do.'- Resource:
- Object
- Materials:
- Bone
- Copyright ownership:
- Copyright to The Museum of Witchcraft Ltd.
Quite a number of witchcraft operations call for drumming. To drum up a spirit use a human arm bone and any flat surface.
(Abridged from text by Cecil Williamson) Original text by Cecil Williamson: 'Quite a number of witchcraft operations call for drumming. So to drum up a spirit or a client is an everyday operation calling for a drum stick. A human arm bone makes a good drumstick and most witches have one around some place handy. For the drum, any flat surface such as a table top or upturned bucket will do.'