Примери за използване на Ethnographic groups на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Tribal structures and ethnographic groups in the Slav cpuntries.
In most settlements the population is mixed andconsists of different ethnographic groups.
Strandja region is inhabited by three ethnographic groups- ruptsi, tronki and zagortsi.
The Ethnographic Museum has gathered in several rooms incredible collection of traditional Bulgarian costumes from all ethnographic groups in Bourgas region.
In Burgas region, due to the presence of several ethnographic groups, the Lazarovden is varied and colorful, as are the variegated maiden costumes.
It accommodates also the richest collection of traditional costumes from all ethnographic groups in the Burgas area.
The three ethnographic groups in Strandja also differ from one another by some calendar customs, and the associated with them rituals sang in local versions for each of the three groups-„Yanyovoto boule”,„Butterfly”,„Kukers”.
Traditional costumes and female adornments typical of the ethnographic groups in the region are displayed there.
Different ethnic, ethnographic groups, ethno-religious communities live for centuries in close contact, meet and interact with different cultures, intertwine the destinies of whole settlements, genera, individual human experiences;
Freedom of development for the national minorities and ethnographic groups inhabiting the territory of Russia.'.
Kavarna also has an ethnographic museum exhibiting items characteristic of the lifestyle of the people of Kavarna,national dresses of different ethnographic groups and adornments.
The permanent exhibition shows the most attractive collection of Bulgarian traditional costumes from all ethnographic groups in the Burgas area, including those of Bulgarian immigrants from present day Greece and Turkey territories.
On October 4 students and their teachers from Luxembourg, France, Spain, Italy and Bulgaria visited the Ethnographic Museum and got acquainted with the Bulgarian customs,authentic traditional costumes of all ethnographic groups in Burgas region.
There you can see the only collection of Bulgarian traditional costumes of all ethnographic groups in the region of Burgas, as well as the most attractive collection of folklore practices and celebrations.
On October 4 students and their teachers from Luxembourg, France, Spain, Italy and Bulgaria visited the Ethnographic Museum and got acquainted with the Bulgarian customs,authentic traditional costumes of all ethnographic groups in Burgas region.
The permanent exhibition shows the most attractive collection of Bulgarian traditional costumes from all ethnographic groups in the Burgas area, including those of Bulgarian immigrants from present day Greece and Turkey territories.
Usually along the front facade there was a covered space- porch,known by different names in different ethnographic groups- sundurma, kyoshk, chardak, etc.
The lecture will present the different ethnographic groups inhabiting the mountain, their authentic costumes, rituals and customs, the distinction of the Strandzhan people and why exactly the ancient traditions have been preserved for such a long time.
The Ethnographic House Museum is in one of the most interesting Revival houses(1861) and illustrates the living conditions, traditions, customs, crafts and culture of particular Bulgarian ethnographic groups emigrating from different parts of the country.
On the second floor there is a collection of Bulgarian traditional costumes from all ethnographic groups in the region of Bourgas- rupets, gorges, thrones, mountain peasants, alienes and bulgarian settlers from the territories of today's Greece and Turkey.
The Ethnographic House Museum(in the centre of the town) is in one of the most interesting Revival houses(1861) and illustrates the living conditions, traditions, customs, crafts andculture of particular Bulgarian ethnographic groups emigrating from different parts of the country the regions of Odrin, Kotel, Turgovishte, etc.
Here visitors can admire the most attractive collection of Bulgarian Traditional costumes covering all ethnographic groups in the Burgas region, including the clothing of the Thracian refuges from the land that nowadays belong to Greece and Turkey.
The Ethnographic House Museum is in one of the most interesting Revival houses(1861) and illustrates the living conditions, traditions, customs, crafts andculture of particular Bulgarian ethnographic groups emigrating from different parts of the country(the regions of Odrin, Kotel, Turgovishte, etc.).
Presently some 20 000 people in the region fall within this ethnographic group.
Even today, it is the largest ethnographic group in Strandja.
The representatives of the third ethnographic group in Strandja- the zagortsi- inhabit the northern and western outskirts of the mountain- the area known as Ravna gora.
The territory inhabited by the ethnographic group of Turlaks covers the northwestern part of the country, the districts of Vidin and Montana.
Kapantzi” is the name of an ethnographic group of Bulgarians who live in several villages in the North-East part of the country.
The Ethnographic Museum spreads in restored houses from 19th century with pretty courtyards, andrepresents the traditional culture of the local ethnographic group Kapantsi.
Interestingly, there are some Gagauz people living there.The Gagauz people are a Turkish-speaking ethnographic group with Orthodox faith.