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What is TraditionWhat is Tradition
The word tradition comes from the Latin word traditio which means "to hand down" or "to hand over." A tradition is a practi >>>
German traditionsGerman traditions
CARNIVAL
In Germany the season of Carnival is referred to as Karneval or Fastnacht or Fasching d >>>
The History of the KissThe History of the Kiss
Historians really don't know much about the early history of kissing. Four Vedic Sanskrit texts, written in India around 1500 B.C. >>>
Chinese traditionsChinese traditions
Birthday Customs of the Newborn

Chinese people put their family in a very important position as they regard it as >>>
Armenian traditionsArmenian traditions
Many people feel something special in Armenian dances, and in the passion, subtlety, and eloquence which they embody. Armenian dan >>>
Happy New YearHappy New Year
The celebration of the new year is the oldest of all holidays. It was first observed in ancient Babylon about 4000 years ago. In t >>>
How Birthdays Came About
How Birthdays Came About Thousands of years ago birthdays were considered a time when the bad spirits as opposed to the good spirits were able to harm you as this day changed a person's life. It was believed that the only way to keep the bad spirits at bay was to have your friends and family around you so that their good wishes and present giving would keep them at bay.
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Virginia Wine Festivals
Virginia Wine Festivals Each year the Commonwealth of Virginia deems October “Virginia Wine Month”. Thousands of people from all over the world descend upon the state to partake in a variety of local wines, culture and festivities. What are some of the more popular “Virginia Wine Month” celebrations?

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The Running of the Bulls
The Running of the Bulls Although some might disagree with its concept, the “Running of the Bulls” has long been one of Spain’s most popular traditions. Each year thousands of locals and visitors arrive in the town of Pamplona for the festival of Sanfermines of which the bull runs are part of. The dangerous bull runs take place every morning from July 7th to 14th with each run lasting around three minutes and spanning an area that is around half a mile long. >>>
Ancient Greece - Traditions and Daily life
Ancient Greece - Traditions and Daily life In ancient Greece, life was different than it is today. Most Greeks lived in the country. Each family's country home started small.In ancient Greece, men worked outside of the home, while women were homemakers. Sometimes, Greek families left their baby girls outside to die. This was because many Greeks thought girls couldn't help the family much. >>>
Commedia dell'Arte
Commedia dell'Arte Commedia dell'Arte, also known as "Italian comedy," was a humorous theatrical presentation performed by professional players who traveled in troupes throughout Italy in the 16th century. Performances took place on temporary stages, mostly on city streets, but occasionally even in court venues. The better troupes—notably Gelosi, Confidenti, and Fedeli—performed in palaces and became internationally famous once they traveled abroad. Music, dance, witty dialogue, and all kinds of chicanery contributed to the comic effects. Subsequently the art form spread throughout Europe, with many of its elements persisting into present-day theater.
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The History of the Kiss
The History of the Kiss Historians really don't know much about the early history of kissing. Four Vedic Sanskrit texts, written in India around 1500 B.C., appear to describe people kissing. This doesn't mean that nobody kissed before then, and it doesn't mean that Indians were the first to kiss. Artists and writers may have just considered kissing too private to depict in art or literature.
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Tikanga
Tikanga Tikanga are the customs and traditions that have been handed down through the passages of time. They come from tika, things are true and not teka, things that are false. Hence the word is tikanga not tekanga.
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Royal Australian Navy
Royal Australian Navy The customs, traditions and unique language of the Royal Australian Navy are in the main based on those of the Royal Navy. Over the years, they have been adapted wherever necessary to meet Australian standards and requirements. Customs and traditions are important factors in the growth and maintenance of naval esprit de corps. In many cases they concern matters which cannot be adequately covered by official regulations nor, indeed, would it be appropriate for them to be dealt with in this way.
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Garden
Garden Garden design has been an important Japanese art for many centuries. Traditional Japanese landscape gardens can be broadly categorized into three types, Tsukiyama Gardens (hill gardens), Karesansui Gardens (dry gardens) and Chaniwa Gardens (tea gardens).
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Polish Traditions and Customs
Polish Traditions and Customs Dozynki - Harvest Day



Dozynki (to reap, to mow) was a great landowners’ festival in the time of big country estate economy (16th – 18th century). It had the characteristics of a feast and a dance, given by the owners of the estate in honor of all their servants and farm workers. The custom of celebrating the end of the harvest and other field works has been kept alive even today as an important feast of the whole agricultural state, In the whole territory of Poland, a special meaning was attached to the last clump or strip of the crops, which used to be left in the field for some time and ploughed around in a ceremonial way......
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