What Roman New Year festivity did early European societies celebrate that sometimes became riotous as they anticipated the arrival of warmer weather?

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Ryan Fernandes · Answer 1 · 2021-03-30T15:46:53+0000

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Saturnalia

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Saturnalia was an ancient festival of the Roman people, honoring the god Saturn, initially on 17 December of the Julian calendaron , Saturnalia was extended to seven days. The date is connected to the winter season, and in modern Italy varies from October to January.

What Roman New Year festivity did early European societies celebrate that sometimes became riotous as they anticipated the arrival of warmer weather?

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