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A Field Guide to Dowsing.
St. Johnsbury, VT: American Society of Dowsers, 1976. Later Printing. Original Wraps. Water dowsing, or ‘water-witching’, involves the use of a hand-held tool to discover sources of water underground. It has also been used to locate other things, such as metals and ore, gemstones, oil and gravesites. Dowsers or water-witches would often use natural materials to craft their divining rods, a forked or bent witch-hazel branch being a preferable choice. Despite advanced technology, the practice of water witching - using a forked stick to indicate an underground source of water - persists in both rural and urban areas. Very Good+. Light wear, light creasing, else tight, bright, and unmarred. Golden paper wrappers with illustration. Digest size. 32pp. Illus. Item #14009
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