Phaos

| she/her | 21 | “Invoked or not, the Gods will be present.” — The Oracle of Delphi

[ph4os]

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[ph4os]

As a witch, I don't do spells very often, especially because it takes away a lot of energy from me.

This means that, 70% of the time, I FORGET that I am able to do certain spells, and when they work, I am really amazed by my abilities.

[ph4os]

This week I began my first excavation campaign.

It's a confusing place, to say the least, despite its small size and the active supervision of professors and assistants, as it's nothing more than an educational excavation.

It's a Roman villa/agrarian environment. Some of my colleagues are still busy cleaning up the surface layers from previous years' excavations, while a friend of mine and I, for some strange reason, have been assigned to a small triangle that hasn't been excavated yet.

How's it going?

I honestly don't know,

or rather, the professor seems optimistic and congratulated us because, by removing the surface waste layer, we were able to identify two different stratigraphic units.

My impostor syndrome would make me say it was pure luck, but my aching shoulders remind me that I've been on my knees with a trowel all morning, removing dirt.

So, yes, great success.

Always remembering that I am only on my second day of activity and I am NOT Paola Zancani Montuoro.

[ph4os]

Week recap!

First thing first: the weather was GREAT. It wasn't too hot, it was cloudy and just a lil bit windy. Unfortunately one night it rained but not too much and in the morning the soil was almost dry.

Regarding the finds: we (my group) found nothing striking, apart from some pieces of sealed clay and we were able to fit them together and reconstruct part of the decoration + a wolf/dog canine (which I unfortunately forgot to take pictures of😭)

For the rest: my group (now we are not two unfortunate but three) is currently working on the removal of some stratigraphic units already documented in the (nicknamed by me) little Bermuda Triangle (aka, the earth triangle that has remained intact since 2003). Everything is going almost well, but today, towards the end of the day, we realized some holes with suspicious fillings that could be both natural earth movements due to roots or artificial holes. But that's a Monday problem!

Great success 👍🏻

[ph4os]

Last day!

Today's been the last day.

Everything went pretty well except for the weather that's been shit all week long 🫩

Had so much fun anyway and I'm so grateful for this experience!!🫰🏻

[kexytimes]

Happy mother's day to my girl Andromache

[ph4os]

This week I began my first excavation campaign.

It's a confusing place, to say the least, despite its small size and the active supervision of professors and assistants, as it's nothing more than an educational excavation.

It's a Roman villa/agrarian environment. Some of my colleagues are still busy cleaning up the surface layers from previous years' excavations, while a friend of mine and I, for some strange reason, have been assigned to a small triangle that hasn't been excavated yet.

How's it going?

I honestly don't know,

or rather, the professor seems optimistic and congratulated us because, by removing the surface waste layer, we were able to identify two different stratigraphic units.

My impostor syndrome would make me say it was pure luck, but my aching shoulders remind me that I've been on my knees with a trowel all morning, removing dirt.

So, yes, great success.

Always remembering that I am only on my second day of activity and I am NOT Paola Zancani Montuoro.

[ph4os]

Week recap!

First thing first: the weather was GREAT. It wasn't too hot, it was cloudy and just a lil bit windy. Unfortunately one night it rained but not too much and in the morning the soil was almost dry.

Regarding the finds: we (my group) found nothing striking, apart from some pieces of sealed clay and we were able to fit them together and reconstruct part of the decoration + a wolf/dog canine (which I unfortunately forgot to take pictures of😭)

For the rest: my group (now we are not two unfortunate but three) is currently working on the removal of some stratigraphic units already documented in the (nicknamed by me) little Bermuda Triangle (aka, the earth triangle that has remained intact since 2003). Everything is going almost well, but today, towards the end of the day, we realized some holes with suspicious fillings that could be both natural earth movements due to roots or artificial holes. But that's a Monday problem!

Great success 👍🏻

[ph4os]

This week I began my first excavation campaign.

It's a confusing place, to say the least, despite its small size and the active supervision of professors and assistants, as it's nothing more than an educational excavation.

It's a Roman villa/agrarian environment. Some of my colleagues are still busy cleaning up the surface layers from previous years' excavations, while a friend of mine and I, for some strange reason, have been assigned to a small triangle that hasn't been excavated yet.

How's it going?

I honestly don't know,

or rather, the professor seems optimistic and congratulated us because, by removing the surface waste layer, we were able to identify two different stratigraphic units.

My impostor syndrome would make me say it was pure luck, but my aching shoulders remind me that I've been on my knees with a trowel all morning, removing dirt.

So, yes, great success.

Always remembering that I am only on my second day of activity and I am NOT Paola Zancani Montuoro.

[electric-yggdrasil]

Reblog if you’re an active anti-fascist pagan blog in 2026!!!

I’m looking for moots :-) (I follow from my main)

[auroradiation]

The two faces of a God.

[ph4os]

List of my kinks!!! 🔞

People perceiving me as the cult leader I am

[community-gardenss]

they still say your name.

[snailspng]

Ancient glass bead PNGs

[jul-0v0]

Hmmm Wip

Tried to maintain facial structure basic in Apollo sculptures 🤔

[ph4os]

I think that's the perfect timing to reveal that my brother's name is Cesare (italian traslation of Caesar)

[ph4os]

He survived!

[catilinas]

hey :/ i need some advice, feeling super ill today and my wife calpurnia had a weird dream about me dying. should i go to the senate meeting today anyway? not rlly feeling up to it

if you don’t go to the senate the senators will think you’re cringe

[ph4os]

I think that's the perfect timing to reveal that my brother's name is Cesare (italian traslation of Caesar)

[ph4os]

Watching the Sanremo's festival as a devotional act for Lord Apollo and judging their outfit as a devotional act for Lady Aphrodite

[witchboxco]

2026 Witches' Calendar

January 3 ● Full Moon in Cancer (Wolf Moon) January 18 ● New Moon in Capricorn February 1 ● Imbolc February 1 ● Full Moon in Leo (Snow Moon) February 17 ● New Moon in Aquarius February 26 - March 20 ● Mercury Retrograde March 3 ● Full Moon in Virgo (Worm Moon) March 19 ● New Moon in Pisces March 20 ● Ostara April 2 ● Full Moon in Libra (Pink Moon) April 17 ● New Moon in Aries May 1 ● Beltane May 1 ● Full Moon in Scorpio (Flower Moon) May 16 ● New Moon in Taurus May 31 ● Full Moon in Sagittarius (Blue Moon) June 20-21 ● Litha June 15 ● New Moon in Gemini June 29 ● Full Moon in Capricorn (Strawberry Moon) June 29 - July 23 ● Mercury Retrograde July 14 ● New Moon in Cancer July 29 ● Full Moon in Aquarius (Buck Moon) August 1 ● Lammas August 12 ● New Moon in Leo August 28 ● Full Moon (Sturgeon Moon) September 11 ● New Moon in Virgo September 23 ● Mabon September 26 ● Full Moon in Aries(Harvest Moon) October 10 ● New Moon in Libra October 24 - November 13 ● Mercury in Retrograde October 26 ● Full Moon in Taurus (Hunter's Moon) October 31 ● Samhain November 9 ● New Moon in Scorpio November 24 ● Full Moon in Gemini (Beaver Moon) December 9 ● New Moon in Sagittarius December 21 ● Yule December 24 ● Full Moon in Cancer (Cold Moon)