Vodou and Vodún — and the spelling this atlas does not use — Amulet Atlas Two religions and one misspelling. Vodún is the religion of Aja, Ewe and Fon people in Benin, Togo, Ghana and Nigeria, with priesthoods, initiatory societies and the divination system Fá. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/word/vodou-not-voodoo/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 36K
Museums and projects — Amulet Atlas Who holds the objects, who publishes the images, who is asking for them back. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/organizations/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 27K
Bone and ivory — Amulet Atlas Two related things a charm gets cut from: bone, from any animal including a human one, and ivory, meaning tusk — from African and Asian elephants above all, and also from hippopotamus, walrus, narwhal and mammoth. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/material/bone-ivory/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 34K
Greek and Roman protective magic — Amulet Atlas A practice organised around one idea: harm arrives through a look, so the answer is to catch the look. The Greek word for it is apotrépō, to turn away. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/tradition/greco-roman-apotropaic/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 37K
Seed and nut — Amulet Atlas The hard inner stone of a fruit, dried, drilled and strung, or carried whole. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/material/seed/ · 17-Sep-2026 · 34K
Tooth, tusk and claw — Amulet Atlas A tooth worn as a charm is the one material that arrives already shaped, already pointed, and already the property of something that could bite. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/material/tooth/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 31K
Herb and root — Amulet Atlas Leaves, roots, bark, bulbs and dried fruit, used either as the charm itself or as the filling of one. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/material/herb/ · 17-Sep-2026 · 38K
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