Christopher A. Faraone — Amulet Atlas American classicist, born 1955, Edward Olson Distinguished Service Professor in Classics at the University of Chicago. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/person/christopher-faraone/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 29K
Turquoise — Amulet Atlas A hydrous phosphate of copper and aluminium, opaque, sky-blue where copper dominates and green where iron replaces it. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/material/turquoise/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 32K
Bujeok craft — Amulet Atlas Talismans drawn by a mudang, the ritual specialists at the centre of Musok, Korean vernacular religion. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/tradition/korean-bujeok-craft/ · 17-Sep-2026 · 38K
Edward Lovett — Amulet Atlas English folklorist, July 1852 – 1933, who collected charms off London streets while working as a chief cashier at a bank in the City. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/person/edward-lovett/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 32K
Amber — Amulet Atlas Fossilised tree resin. Baltic amber, succinite, is found as irregular nodules in a marine glauconitic sand called blue earth, in Upper Eocene strata of Sambia, and comes from conifers of the family Sciadopityaceae. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/material/amber/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 32K
Frederick Thomas Elworthy — Amulet Atlas English philologist and antiquary, 1830–1907, of Wellington in Somerset. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/person/frederick-elworthy/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 31K
Room 1: Enlightenment, the British Museum — Amulet Atlas One long room off the Great Court, lined with tall wall presses and galleried in dark wood. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/place/british-museum-room-1/ · 17-Sep-2026 · 45K
Cornicello — Amulet Atlas A single twisted horn, a few centimetres long, tapering to a point and pierced at the wide end for a chain. Gold, silver, plastic, bone, terracotta or red coral. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/amulet/cornicello/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 38K
Engimono — Amulet Atlas Objects bought at a shrine, a temple or a fair to bring a named good thing: a brocade pouch for traffic safety, a paper or wooden tablet for the household altar, a red papier-mâché doll with blank eyes, a ceramic cat… nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/tradition/japanese-engimono/ · 17-Sep-2026 · 45K
hamsa — Amulet Atlas A word that is a number. Five — for the fingers — is what the object is called in Arabic, and hamesh, also five, in Hebrew usage. nanobotco.github.io/amulet-atlas/word/hamsa-word/ · 16-Sep-2026 · 29K
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