The Divining Rod is a fascinating exploration of the history, science, and practical application of divining, a technique used to locate underground water sources. Written by John Mullins & Sons, a renowned 19th-century firm that produced high-quality surveying instruments, this book provides valuable insight into the art of water-finding and geolocation. Whether you are a historian, scientist, or just curious about this fascinating subject, The Divining Rod is a must-read.

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