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Latvian mythology and its interpretation in folk art and song

A powerpoint presentation - A description of Latvian pagan deities, their symbols in folk art and folk songs, with English translations, in which these deities are mentioned. This presentation is the basis of a tutorial on Latvian mythology. We discuss the deities, look at examples of folk art and translate the folk songs into English.

Added By:	Ms Claire Monaghan
Date Added:	22 Feb 2010 20:01
Creators:	Dace Praulins
Tags:	Ukoer, Latvian, Folk Art, Folk Song, Music, Art, Latvia, East European, Culture, Latvian Pagan Deities, Symbols
Languages:	English, Latvian
Viewing permissions:	World
URL:	http://humbox.edshare.ac.uk/id/eprint/1840
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