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The Blood Oath Rites of the Scythians and Huns

Koray Koto | 02/05/2025

The blood oath is a ritual, usually between two men, that provides a symbolic sense of attachment and eternal friendship. […]

1.8 Million-Year-Old Tooth was Found in Georgia, So What Does This Mean?

Koray Koto | 12/01/2024

Archaeologists have found human tooth about 1.8 million years old near the village of Orozmani, in southern Georgia. So what

The Scariest Creatures in Anatolian Folklore

Koray Koto | 12/01/2024

Mythological entities, which are a part of Anatolian folk culture, are indispensable elements of both fairy tales and folk literature.

Alkarısı: The Lilith of Turkic Mythology

Koray Koto | 19/03/2025

An evil woman in red. She might as well be called a witch. Some also liken her to Adam’s first

Mammoths in Art, Mythology and Folk Beliefs

Koray Koto | 19/01/2024

Mammoths… Cute to some of us, frightening to others. The mammoths, which played an important role in the daily life

Top 8 Mythological Creatures of Winter and Snow

Koray Koto | 05/10/2025

As the first snow falls and the world turns quiet and pale, we’re reminded of the legends that have long

TOP 11 Scariest Creatures in Turkic Mythology

Koray Koto | 22/04/2025

Mythological entities and fairy tale characters are important in that they carry traces of the social subconscious of the culture

The Tree Of Life In Turkic Mythology

Koray Koto | 12/01/2024

There are many mythological trees that connect the sky and the earth. These trees, also called the tree of life,

How do Night and Day Occur According to Kyrgyz Myths?

Koray Koto | 12/01/2024

Night and day have followed each other for about 4.5 billion years. This was far more important to our technology-less

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