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The first half of summer among the Eastern Slavs in Siberia was a time of youth festivities, when young men and women who were ripe for marriage introduced themselves to each other and future couples were formed. The brightest celebrations were the Trinity and Ivan Kupala celebrations. In the second half of summer, the most intense period of economic work began, associated with harvesting and preparations for the winter. At this time, rituals were designed to help preserve the harvest, such as the Bread, Honey and Apple Spas.
Galina Vladislavovna, Candidate of Historical Sciences, senior researcher at the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk, tells. The video was prepared as part of the project “Important Things: Traditions and Life of Russian Migrants in Siberia,” implemented with the support of the Presidential Fund for Cultural Initiatives in 2023-2024.
Director and cameraman - Sergey Borisenko
The field materials of Doctor of Historical Sciences Firs Fedosovich Bolonev were used.