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The Symbolarium
Every mark was made by someone, for a reason.
Symbols travel further than any book. The pentagram sat on a Christian knight’s shield in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight centuries before it sat on a witch’s altar, and plenty of “ancient” sigils were invented in the last hundred years. The Symbolarium traces each mark back to where it was first documented, what it meant then, and what it’s come to mean since.
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