Divining rods, also known as water witching rods, dowsing rods or witching rods, are tools used to locate water, minerals, or other hidden substances underground or even in human bodies. They are most commonly made of metal, wood or plastic, and come in a Y-shape or L-shape. The practice of divining using rods dates back to ancient times, and while its efficiency is questioned by scientific communities, it remains popular in many cultures. Alternative names for divining rods include magic sticks, seeking rods, wishing wands, and supernatural rhabdomancy. Whatever it is called, the use of divining rods has a long and interesting history that continues to fascinate people to this day.