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One of Marley Hills queer customs is observed on cavilling day

One of Marley Hills queer customs is observed on cavilling day


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One of Marley Hills queer customs is observed on cavilling day

One of Marley Hills queer customs is observed on cavilling day, which was yesterday. Here is a miners wife putting the family cat into the oven (the fire is out of course!) in the hope that it will bring her husband good luck.
29th December 1933

NCJ Archive
Mirrorpix
England

Media ID 21731527

© Mirrorpix

1933 Architectural Feature Cats Ceremonies Customs Fireplace Individuals One Woman Only


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In this intriguing print from Marley Hills, we catch a glimpse of one of their peculiar customs observed on cavilling day. The scene captures the miner's wife engaging in an unusual act - she is carefully placing the family cat into the oven. But fear not, for the fire has long been extinguished! This seemingly bizarre ritual is believed to bring good luck to her husband. Dated 29th December 1933, this snapshot offers a fascinating insight into the unique traditions and beliefs held by individuals in Marley Hills during that era. As we delve into history, it becomes evident that customs like these were deeply rooted in communities across time and place. The image showcases more than just a domestic setting; it highlights how animals played a significant role within these ceremonies. Cats, known for their mystical associations throughout history, were often regarded as symbols of luck and protection. The architectural features surrounding our protagonist add depth to the composition. The fireplace stands as both witness and participant in this curious event, reminding us of its central position within homes during those times. This photograph serves as a reminder that cultural practices can vary greatly from region to region. It invites us to reflect upon how societies have evolved over time while cherishing their idiosyncrasies and embracing diversity even within our own pasts.

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