Steeped in history, discover Scotland's rich tapestry of traditions and enchanting folklore, and get swept away through time, landscapes and mystical lochs.
A land of immense history and vibrant culture, Scotland has preserved and celebrated its unique customs and folklore for centuries. With its haunting melodies and spirited dances, Scottish customs give a fascinating glimpse into this remarkably rich country whose traditions are shaped by its rugged landscapes, historical struggles, and Celtic roots. This book explores the diverse customs and traditions of Scotland, providing valuable and fascinating insights to help you understand and appreciate the cultural heritage of the Scots.
This day-by-day guide is filled with holidays and festivities, the history of customs, beliefs and superstitions, plus recipes, games and crafts of the turning seasons that will delight and intrigue in equal measure. Although many such traditions stretch back in time, they continue to offer knowledge and inspiration for connecting with the natural world today.
Celtic Customs of Scotland is a book to treasure all year, every year.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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Höhe: 204 mm
Breite: 129 mm
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978-0-7537-3570-1 (9780753735701)
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Brian Day has spent a lifetime advocating for nature, and learning about languages, music, crafts, history, stories and cultures across the world. He has written a number of non-fiction books including The Celtic Calendar, A Chronicle of Folk Customs, Chronicle of Celtic Folk Customs and The Modern Pagan. An Affinity of Apes is his first novel. Brian lives in Sussex (UK) and can be found giving wildlife walks on bats, butterflies, mushrooms and how to make your garden more friendly to British wildlife.
