Voodoo dolls (or kolossoi as the Greeks called them) were also quite popular in the Greco-Roman world.

Voodoo dolls were commonly made of lead or bronze. The dolls were placed in a variety of places, with graves being the most popular. They are often represented as bound and twisted into violent positions. Occasionally, the dolls were mutilated (hands, legs, head, etc chopped off) or if wax, melted.

Dolls were often associated with curse tablets in that they were often inscribed with the name of the curse victim. Additionally, some dolls were crafted specifically for erotic attraction spells, as in the Egyptian entwined couple type depicting a male and female in an erotic position.

Found in a jar along with an inscribed tablet, this is currently in the possession of the Louvre in France.

Photo via Cult of Weird.
Text via DeliriumsRealm.