

The Dark Origins of Halloween 🎃🕯️ | Ancient Celtic Rituals, Ghost Stories & the Birth of a Spooky Tradition | Boring History For Sleep
Halloween may be famous for carved pumpkins, costumes, and trick-or-treating, but its roots reach back thousands of years. Long before modern celebrations, ancient Celtic communities marked the changing seasons with Samhain, a festival associated with the harvest, the coming of winter, and the mysterious boundary…
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