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Margaret Murray

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According to Wikipedia, Margaret Alice Murray was a British-Indian Egyptologist, archaeologist, anthropologist, historian, and folklorist who was born in India. The first woman to be appointed as a lecturer in archaeology in the United Kingdom, she worked at University College London from 1898 to 1935. She served as president of the Folklore Society from 1953 to 1955, and published widely over the course of her career.

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Margaret Murray's Published Works

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Published Works

The Witch-Cult in Western Europe (138)
The God of the Witches (1971) (59)
Female Fertility Figures. (1934) (39)
Lachish III (Tell ed-Duweir), The Iron Age (1954) (35)
97. Note Upon an Early Egyptian Standard. (30)
The Splendour That Was Egypt (1950) (26)
My First Hundred Years (1963) (24)
Riqqeh and Memphis VI (17)
Excavations in Malta (1926) (14)
Burial Customs and Beliefs in the Hereafter in Predynastic Egypt (1956) (12)
A street in Petra (1940) (10)
Corpus of the bronze-age pottery of Malta (1934) (8)
Petra: The Rock-City of Edom (1939) (8)
Organisations of Witches in Great Britain. (1917) (5)
City of Shepherd Kings@@@Ancient Gaza V (1953) (5)
The divine king in England : a study in anthropology (1954) (5)
Elementary Egyptian grammar (4)
First Steps in Archaeology (1961) (4)
38. Stone Implements from Borg en Nadur (1923) (3)
England as a Field for Folklore Research (1954) (3)
Witchcraft@@@European Witchcraft@@@The God of the Witches@@@Witchcraft Confessions and Accusations@@@Witchcraft in Tudor and Stuart England@@@Religion and the Decline of Magic@@@Witchcraft, Sorcery and Social Categories among the Safwa@@@Witchcraft and Sorcery (1972) (3)
The genesis of religion (1963) (3)
15. The Cart-Ruts of Malta (1928) (3)
Folklore in History (1955) (3)
The Divine King (1959) (3)
Elementary Coptic (Sahidic) grammar (2)
Catalogue of the Egyptian Antiquities in the National Museum of Antiquities, Edinburgh (1899) (2)
103. Witches' Transformations Into Animals (1918) (2)
The splendour that was Egypt : a general survey of Egyptian culture and civilisation (1950) (2)
A Male Witch and his Familiar (1952) (1)
101. A Witch-Glove from Wiltshire (1938) (1)
105. Bronze-Age Pottery from Minorca (1924) (1)
Note on the 'Sa' Sign (1)
74. The Devil's Officers and the Witches' Covens. (1919) (1)
Retirement of the Hon. Editor (1956) (1)
27. Witches' Fertility Rites. (1919) (1)
34. Child-Sacrifice Among European Witches (1918) (1)
73. The Yale Ox (1944) (1)
Two Trials for Witchcraft (1922) (1)
63. General Results of the Season's Excavations in Egypt (1923) (0)
86. The Sheela-Na-Gig at Oaksey (1923) (0)
Pottery Anchors (1961) (0)
The Examination System (0)
99. Fertility Figures (1929) (0)
Essay on Egypt (1938) (0)
A Coptic reading book : with glossary : for the use of beginners (0)
The Divine King in Northumbria (1942) (0)
The Ink-Pool (1956) (0)
Connexions Between Egypt and Russia (1941) (0)
Witches and the Number Thirteen (1920) (0)
The Christmas story (1962) (0)
Saqqara mastabas, part 1 . Gurob (0)
The Puck Fair of Killorglin (1953) (0)
Centenary (1963) (0)
50. Divination by Witches' Familiars. (1918) (0)
Books Received (1934) (0)
Mediaeval Stone Mould and Leaden Clamp (1955) (0)
The Result of the Essay Prize, Iraq, 1937, 90. (1938) (0)
73. Note on the "Sa" Sign. (0)
2. The Wjtch-Cult in Palaeolithic Times. (0)
61. Witches' Familiars in England (0)
81. The Devil's Mark (1918) (0)
Petra. The Rock City of Edom (1940) (0)
Seven Memphite tomb chapels (1952) (0)

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University College London

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The Witch-Cult in Western Europe

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