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Information × Registration Number 0225U002949, (0121U111533) , R & D reports Title Creation of the Atlas of Traditional Calendar Rituals of Middle Polissya. Autumn and winter cycle popup.stage_title Створення Атласу традиційної календарної обрядовості Середнього Полісся. Осінньо-зимовий цикл Head Kovalchuk Nadiia A., Кандидат історичних наук Registration Date 22-04-2025 Organization State Scientific Center for Protection of Cultural Heritage from Man-Made Disasters popup.description1 Generalization and systematization of factual field material and determination of general regional and local features of traditional ritual phenomena of the autumn and winter cycle of Middle Polissya, establishment of habitats and boundaries of its distribution. popup.description2  Research Report: 224 pages, 51 figures, 4 tables, 2 appendices, 195 sources. CENTRAL POLISSIA OF UKRAINE, CALENDAR CUSROMS, CALENDAR RITUALS, AUTUMN CYCLE, WINTER CYCLE, CARTOGRAPHY Research Object – traditional calendar rituals of Central Polissia (autumn-winter cycle) of the 1940s–1960s: features of their structure, functions, symbolism, semantics, and terminology. Research Objective – generalization and systematization of factual field material and determination of general regional and local features of traditional ritual phenomena of the autumn and winter cycle of Middle Polissya, establishment of habitats and boundaries of its distribution. The methodological framework of the study involves the interrelated application of a range of research methods: comparative ethnographic, structural, typological, cartographic, as well as fieldwork methods of ethnographic research. To clarify and enrich the source base of the mapped phenomena, a thematic expedition was conducted to 18 villages in the Sarny district of Rivne region and the Zviahel and Korosten districts of Zhytomyr region. During the expedition, over 18 hours of audio recordings were collected, and an additional 17 hours were recorded during a historical and ethnographic expedition to the Korosten district. The processing, systematization, and analysis of empirical data collected during field research expeditions from 1994 to 2023 were carried out. A total of 108 hours of field audio recordings were transcribed and processed, and the gathered data were systematized into tables reflecting the structure and composition of calendar ritual phenomena. More than 250 printed sources relevant to the topic have been reviewed. The selection and classification of ritual elements for mapping were carried out, taking into account the specific polyfunctionality of ritual phenomena and the variability of their components. Fifty maps were created to illustrate the distribution of calendrical ritual phenomena of the autumn Product Description popup.authors Kovalchuk Nadiia А. Malafieiev Ihor Yu. popup.nrat_date 2025-04-22 Close