The Witch's Journal
Stories Worth a Second Look
A journal of cultural astronomy, symbols, and domestic life—written with curiosity, visible sources, and room for wonder.
First series
Celestial Bestiary
A feline cartography to distinguish what belongs to the official map, what remained in history and what was born from our way of looking.
The Witch's Journal · cultural astronomy
Celestial Bestiary
Lions, lynxes, a cat that disappeared from the maps and nebulae that only seem to have whiskers.
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Origin and domestication of the cat
Archaeological and genomic traces to look at domestication as a process, not as an isolated date.
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Bastet and the cats in Egypt
Museum objects to distinguish representation, worship and daily life without turning them into a single scene.
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Cats from Anatolia and Türkiye
A hypothesis, a genomic review and an archaeological site read without making them speak for an entire country.
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Cats in Greece and the ancient Mediterranean
Pieces from Kamiros and Naukratis together with genomic evidence, without confusing objects with populations.
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Tarot, Hermetic Kabbalah and the 22 letters
A chronology to separate gambling, cartomancy, Jewish Kabbalah and hermetic correspondences.
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