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Customs and traditions in Greece and the Greek Islands are either of a religious character or coming from paganism. Furthermore, most of the traditions and festivals still celebrated today are religious.
The Greeks are very superstitious people and believe a lot in religion but also in supernatural or paranormal phenomenon.
Traditions and superstitions vary from island to island, from villages to villages and from region to region.
Here are some of the many Greek traditions still honoured by all of the Greeks, no matter their age, until today
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What is the Greeks traditions?
Traditional greek dances
The Byzantine civilization was based on traditions.?
The Byzantine civilization was based on Roman, Greek, and Christian civilizations and traditions.
Which Greco- Roman traditions influenced the shaping of government in the US?
greek
Are humans are at the center of the story in the Greek oral traditions?
No, humans are generally not at the center of the story in Greek oral traditions. Greek myths often feature gods and supernatural beings as central figures, with humans playing various roles in their stories.
What are Greek Christmas food traditions?
My Yia Yia is Greek and we usually have lamb, baklava, mousaka, (not "Moose Ca-ca") and all of that other delicious Greek food...:)
What are five ancient Greek ideas or traditions that are still practiced today?
philosophylearningscienceartphysicsgeometryHELLENISM
The age when Greek cultural traditions expanded to a much larger world is known as what?
Hellenistic
How did the Greek legal traditions contribute to the development contemporary political systems?
by using temples
What cultures used oral tradition?
Greek cultures are well known for oral traditions.
What are some Greek wedding traditions?
well you will have to buy a chicken and the most famous thing to do with it on a greek wedding is to stab it with a knife.
What was is the name of the age when Greek cultural traditions expanded to a much larger world is known as what?
Hellenistic
Uses allusions to the Bible and Greek mythology?
In many religious traditions as well as the Greek mythology, Hell is a place of suffering and punishment in the afterlife, often in the underworld.
