INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE 
Lycée Condorcet - Belfort France
Romanian ICH
Group number 2
We think that the Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) is essential to enrich us culturally, to open our minds and discover the beauties of the world. We learn to appreciate the things we have, valuing them more and more every day.
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Group number 1
We think that the ICH is very important for the communities and their traditions because we have to preserve and valorize them.
Our culture is part of us.
We are very curious about other's Intangible heritage
Group A
Group number 4
We think it is a interesting and very important theme to carry on the traditions and customs of a civilization to make it known to other populations
Group B
Group D
The tradition of making puppets filled with wheat for Saint Andrew's day
Group number 3
We think it’s very important and interesting to promote our territory, it’s famous all over the world.
Traditional dances
Sraffa3A PNU
Pieloni: Craftworks, insturmental music, decorative arts
Orlando Luca: Choreography, everyday life, cotton
Jordan:
Creativity, diversity, traditions (Carminati),
Dances (Cattaneo),
(Ielo) Creativity,cultures,rituals (Sangermano)festivity,customs,
Activites
(Crivello) Cultural heritage,foodways, agriculture
(Miffoleri) foods, dance and rituals
(Bertolasi) party, cultures and connections
(Bolzoni) uniqueness, creativity and music
Some farmers used to plant wheat seeds on Saint Andrew’s day to find out how thriving the next year’s harvest will be .The tradition is respected even nowadays , as the romanian people have always been a very superstitious nation , who really cared about our beliefs.
ruozi- memory, creative, lively
regorda-traditions,culture,noise
singh-family, color, connect
Group C
New Year's Eve Traditions
On New Year's Eve, Romanians respect a very funny and weird tradition - dancing on the streets while being disguised as a goat. The ''goat'' and his friends walk from house to house, stopping by everyone's doorstep
Wedding rituals
When the wedding day arrives, the best man assists the groom in
preparing for the wedding (ritual of shaving) and the maid of
honour assists the bride, helping her with the veil.Once they are finished, the groom as well as his family and friends will all go together, first of all to the godparents and then to the bride’s house.Once the groom arrives, he has to pay something for her in order to get his bride; the groom is also required to bring a gift which is usually a piece of jewellery that the bride will wear.
CONVITTO CIRILLO-BARI
Apulian Intangible Cultural Heritage
Music and language
Masks
Christmas Culinary Traditions
traditional home-made cookies - cartellate
home-made pasta - orecchiette and strascinati
focaccia from Bari and popizze
Romanian Dances
Over time, different dance styles specific to some areas of the country have developed in Romania. They have their own specificity, each dance having remarkable clothing and steps. I think that our dances are immeasurably special due to their special dynamics. One of these dances is named "hora" which has a special place in the Romanian culture. It's indeed special because of its nature to bring anyone together, forget about our problems, and enjoy the moment by just forming a circle and dancing around it.
Popular songs, poems, local dialect
Carnival masks
The typical costume for Farinella
Rituals connected to the Saint Patron
Festivities and rituals
Local Crafts
Traditional pottery from Grottaglie
The "Pumo" from Polignano
Terracotta whistles from Rutigliano
(Angelo) Family, colour, clothes, recipes, making bread
Portugal-AEJAC
Fado, urban popular song
Mediterranean diet
Carnival: caretos of Podence (costumes, masks and rattles ) + Lazarim masks
Bisalhães black pottery manufacturing process
"Cante Alentejano" - Alentejo song: genuine musical expression
Wine barrels manufacturing process
Grape Harvest season
Linen, wool and burel - handmade fabrics