The Mysterious Tolai Tubuan Ceremony of Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea’s Mysterious Tolai Tubuan Ceremony

Nestled in the vibrant tapestry of Papua New Guinea’s cultural heritage lies the Tolai Tubuan Ceremony, an ancient ritual that echoes the spiritual essence of the Tolai people of East New Britain. This ceremonial tradition, enveloped in mystique and symbolism, offers a captivating glimpse into the spiritual, social, and cultural fabric of this remarkable society….

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The Prohibition Era: A Sobering Look At A Wild Time

The Prohibition Era: A Sobering Look At A Wild Time

The 1920s, often referred to as the “Roaring Twenties,” was a decade characterized by unprecedented social change, cultural evolution, and a transformation of American life. Among the many defining moments of this era, the Prohibition era, which lasted from 1920 to 1933, stands out as a captivating and enduring episode in American history. This period,…

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Ten Mythical Creatures You've Never Heard Of

Ten Mythical Creatures You’ve Never Heard Of

Worldwide, there is no shortage of myths. People believe all kinds of tall tales, and then share those stories with their family members and friends. Throughout history, myths were passed down through generation upon generation of oral tradition, with each successive group carrying the torch and extending the legend through the ages. Today, we still…

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Facts From History That Don't Seem True — But Are

Facts From History That Don’t Seem True — But Are

History is full of all kinds of fascinating tales, mysterious events, and unexpected twists of fate. Obviously, when you’re in school studying the subject, many of those biggest events are edited down to answering the ‘who, what, where, when, why’ questions. And because we all only have so much time to study thousands of years…

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The Mysterious Saint Behind Valentine's Day

The Mysterious Saint Behind Valentine’s Day

As history tells us, a Roman priest known as Valentine was stoned and beheaded on the 14th of February in (or around) the year 270. His death ushered him into martyrdom (eventually), as more than two centuries later, Valentine’s life and faith were honored by the Catholic Church. In the year 496, Pope Gelasius officially…

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