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Bare feet

Vinca culture, Old Europe artifact

Categorized in these topics: Blood & Honey Musicology

By Tara Tabassi
Posted Thursday, June 12, 2008, 06:22 PM

Artifact in former Yugoslavia (5,000 BCE) Vinca site displayed red-painted toes and draping of fabric cascading over the legs. Footfalls echoing social memory in the South Slavic round dances called "kolos" are present in the Serbo-Croatian word Bosnia which translates to bare feet.

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