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Sunday, 28 July 2024
Motanka
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"Motanka", elaborately decorated but always faceless cloth doll was once a common feature in every Ukrainian peasant home. These d...
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Thursday, 30 January 2020
Grýla
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This is Grýla, the Icelandic Christmas witch. She lives in a cave in Iceland’s hinterlands, from where she attacks nearby townships, snatche...
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Saturday, 25 January 2020
Dragon who stole rain
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In the past, during spring droughts, Serbs used to go to mountain lakes and pray for rain on their shores "to a dragon living in the la...
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Friday, 3 January 2020
Blood red wine
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In ancient Greece undiluted red wine was reserved exclusively for gods and was only used for libations. Drinking undiluted red wine was cons...
Thirst
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In Serbia people believed that droughts could be caused by the angry thirsty ancestors who didn't receive their water libations.. ...
Tombstones
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Ancient tombstones on Morine, Bosnia Are tombstones placed on top of the dead to "bind their souls" and stop them from wand...
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Tuesday, 31 December 2019
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" On Christmas morning in Scandinavia every gable, gateway, or barn-door, is decorated with a sheaf of grain fixed on the top of a ...
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