...the Eurovision Song Festival Contest, dress like monsters and wear hideous masks.
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...s works, ''The Thief of Always'', Pinhead's head can be seen as one of the masks.
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...animal form, a real animal worshipped as a god, animal symbols and animal masks in the cult, and finally the consecrated animal destined for sacrifice." (B
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...tart of spring, and the new year in the old lunar calendar. People in ogre masks are ritually driven away, symbolically warding off misfortune and evil for
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===Face masks===
In ''The Tsimshian Monkey Masks and Sasquatch'', anthropologist and ethnologist Marjorie Halpin describes t
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...referred to in works on architecture as '''foliate heads''' or '''foliate masks''', carvings of the Green Man may take many forms, naturalistic or decorati
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...archaeological sites contain bull skulls that have been adapted for use as masks.
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...ler and professional thief in "Blood Risk," "Surrounded," and "The Wall of Masks," all written under the pseudonym of Brian Coffey (these books make up the
*''Wall of Masks'' (1975, as Brian Coffey)
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...ings, a gutted torso (including breasts) and an array of tanned, dead-skin masks that looked leathery and almost mummified.
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...y of collectables have appeared in one form or another; from [[Halloween]] masks and action figures, to coffee mugs, miniature die-cast cars, jigsaw puzzles
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...eet wingspan and four to eight feet height when standing on the ground. In masks, it is depicted as many-colored, with two curling horns, and sometimes with
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...ures. This image is particularly common in folk art, like the famous tengu masks that can be found in many Japanese restaurants. In village festivals the tw
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...them, food was left on the doors. To scare off the spirits, the Celts wore masks. When the Romans invaded Great Britain, they embellished the tradition with
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...ad a special role at three-way crossroads, where the Greeks set poles with masks of each of her heads facing different directions
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