"The Golden Bough" (Golden branch) is one of the most influential studies in the field of anthropology, written by the English anthropologist George Gibbs. In this book, the author examines the religious and mythological beliefs of various peoples, paying particular attention to the connection between religious rites and social organization. The Golden Bough is a real treasure for anyone interested in anthropology and helps to understand the diversity and commonalities of religious practices across cultures. The book impresses with its depth and breadth of approach to the study of cultural diversity, and leaves a mark in the hearts of its readers for a long time.