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    The culture of Georgia blends English, Scots-Irish, African American, and Native American influences. Georgians celebrate two New Year's, with January 14 serving as a final day of celebration after the standard Western New Year. Traditional Georgian clothing includes the Chokha, a wool coat worn by men with cartridge holders, which varies by region but represents national dress.

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    The culture of Georgia blends English, Scots-Irish, African American, and Native American influences. Georgians celebrate two New Year's, with January 14 serving as a final day of celebration after the standard Western New Year. Traditional Georgian clothing includes the Chokha, a wool coat worn by men with cartridge holders, which varies by region but represents national dress.

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    The culture of Georgia blends English, Scots-Irish, African American, and Native American influences. Georgians celebrate two New Year's, with January 14 serving as a final day of celebration after the standard Western New Year. Traditional Georgian clothing includes the Chokha, a wool coat worn by men with cartridge holders, which varies by region but represents national dress.

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    Culture of georgia

    The culture of Georgia is a subculture of the Southern United States that has come
    from blending heavy amounts of English and rural Scots-Irish culture with the
    culture of African Americans and Native Americans.

    Two new year's: Over the years, however, celebrating the 'old' New Year has become
    more than just a religious observance as for many Georgians January 14 serves more
    as a final day of New Year and Christmas celebrations.

    Traditional clothes: Chokha is national Georgian clothing. There are some varieties
    according to the historical and ethnographic sides. As it is known, Chokha was a part of
    the traditional man's wear in peoples of the Caucasus and in Georgia as well. The
    Chokha is a wool coat, typically worn by men, with cartridge holders on the chest.

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