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Folklore & Oral History
Stories, myths, proverbs, and community memories passed down over time.
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Presumed Ice Age Cave Art Rewrites Ireland's History
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Maritime deposits dating back more than 1.5 million years for in East Cork
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Why Obon traditions continue even after the main holiday ends
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Popcorny Unicorny evokes Korean folklore through horrifyingly delightful furniture
2+ week, 2+ day ago (1183+ words) by Pranjal MaheshwariPublished on: Aug 29, 2026 In a conversation with STIR, the Korean designer takes us through her journey so far. Edited excerpts follow: Pranjal Maheshwari: What were some of the curiosities and fears that you grew up with? Looking back,…...