From outrageous costumes to trick or treat: the unexpected ancient roots of Halloween's most popular – and most esoteric – traditions. With its goblins, goosebumps and rituals – from bobbing ...
These stories about the pagan past told of Irish kings holding annual weeklong feasts, markets and games at Samhain. The day ended early in northwestern Europe, before 5 p.m., and winter nights ...
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Dressing down for Hallowe’en holiday
An intriguing motion is before Edinburgh councillors today, calling on officers to spend time writing up a report to explore whether Hallowe’en should become a public holiday.
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A curious look at the roots of Halloween
JUNGThe author is a professor of archaeology at the University of Toronto.I went “trick or treating” with my 2-and-a-half-year-old daughter on Halloween evening. Children go from house to house to get ...