Vankóné Dudás Juli: Falum, Galgamácsa. Második, bővített kiadás (Studia Comitatensia 12. Szentendre, 1983)
62. May-pole and dancing under the window 63—65. Children's Whitsuntide greetings („mavagyon járás") 66. Preparations for the traditional jumping over a bonfire on St. John's Day 67—68. Jumping over a bonfire on St. John's Day 69. Threshing with horses (treading out grain) 70. Harvesting implements 71. Threshing by hand, with flails 72. Harvest procession at Galgamácsa 73. Vintage feast 74. Nutting 75. Merry-making on the patron saint's day at Galgamácsa 76. The girl becomes a bride 77. Young couple going to the parish hall for registering 78. Engagement at Galgamácsa 79. Engaged couple at Galgamácsa in 1848 80. Groomsman going round to invite people to the wedding 81. Preparations for going to see the wedding 82. Marriage ceremony 83—84. Wedding procession 85. The bridegroom is not let in to the bride 86. The bride's trousseau is carried to her new home 87. Wedding procession 88. The „Rope-dance" 89. A Galgamácsa wedding feast 90. The bride's dance 91. Requisites to the wedding feast 92. Bride going to church 93. Wooing in times past 94. Old attires 95—98. Frigth and its cure 99. Curing the ear 100. Curing the heart 101. Curing the leg 102. Washing with lead-containing water 103. The result of lead-casting 104. Hemp-retting 105. Breaking and dressing of hemp 106. Combing of hemp 107. Reeling the yarn 108. Washing at the well with lye 109. Weaving 110. Washing the linen in the river 111. Distributing milk-bread on All-Saints' Day 112—114. Spinning-room at Galgamácsa 115. Fortune-telling from the way the moth flies 116. Girls' dance in the spinning-room 117. Superstitious games in the spinning-room 118. Girls' dances („szarkatánc" and „Katatánc") 119. Nativity play 120. Adoration of the shepherds 121. Feeding the poultry 122. St. Lucy's day greetings 123. Nut-cracking on St. Lucy's day 124. Fortune-telling with a sieve 125. Taking the St. Lucy's day stool to the midnight mass 126. Superstitious play acting of women around the church 127. Pigsticking 128. Feeding salt to the cattle 129. Kneading the milk-bread for the herdsmen 130. Baking the milk-bread for the herdsmen 131. Gipsy women's Christmas greetings 132. Midday meal at Christmas 482
