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Dowsing
With an Account of Some Original Experiments
by Thomas Fiddick
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This edition was published in 2011 by The Cornovia Press in Sheffield, United Kingdom.
Written in English
— 44 pages
This re-print of a rare and obscure pamphlet, originally published by Thomas Fiddick in 1913, details the various experiments which he undertook whilst dowsing for mineral lodes in his native Cornwall, as well as giving a potted history of mineralogical dowsing in the area. It also gives details of his "Dowsing Cone" and instructions for its use. This book is an invaluable resource for those who study or practise the art of rhabdomancy, or for those who wish to learn more concerning the history of mining in Cornwall.
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Dowsing: With an Account of Some Original Experiments
2013, The Cornovia Press
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2011, The Cornovia Press
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Dowsing: with an account of some original experiments
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Dowsing
First published in 1913
Work Description
This rare and obscure pamphlet, published by Thomas Fiddick in 1913, details the various experiments which he undertook whilst dowsing for mineral lodes in his native Cornwall, as well as giving a potted history of mineralogical dowsing in the area. It also gives details of his "Dowsing Cone" and instructions for its use. This book is an invaluable resource for those who study or practise the art of rhabdomancy, or for those who wish to learn more concerning the history of mining in Cornwall.
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Dewey | 133.323 |
Dowsing
With an Account of Some Original Experiments
This edition was published in 2011 by The Cornovia Press in Sheffield, United Kingdom.
Edition Description
This re-print of a rare and obscure pamphlet, originally published by Thomas Fiddick in 1913, details the various experiments which he undertook whilst dowsing for mineral lodes in his native Cornwall, as well as giving a potted history of mineralogical dowsing in the area. It also gives details of his "Dowsing Cone" and instructions for its use. This book is an invaluable resource for those who study or practise the art of rhabdomancy, or for those who wish to learn more concerning the history of mining in Cornwall.
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- Created November 26, 2011
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November 26, 2011 | Edited by 86.184.121.186 | Edited without comment. |
November 26, 2011 | Edited by 86.184.121.186 | Added new cover |
November 26, 2011 | Created by 86.184.121.186 | Added new book. |