2199 – Wood plaque

Physical description:: Small oval wooden plaque painted with a picture of a curlew and the words, "Curlew returning to the shore say midsummer is no more."
Museum classification:: Modern Witchcraft
Size:: 80 x 90 x 25
Information:: Label on the back says it is for use at Lughnasadh.
Resource:: Object
Materials:: Wood, metal

2196 – wooden painted disc

A wooden disc, mounted so that it can be spun, painted with black and white spirals and the words, "Full circle now and at the turn of year go forward into darkness seeking light."

A roughly cylindrical piece of branch, attached to an iron spike, presumably to be used as a marker in rituals, painted with two pictures of a naked woman holding an apple, representing a harvest goddess, and a poetic inscription referring to Lughnasadh.

2198 – Wooden sun

Pair of wooden suns painted red and yellow, with runes and the words, "Mayday - it's urgent!"