hufolk1-10, Exercise 3: Old practice or later revival?

Model answer (a Burns supper):

Record: Burns suppers are documented from soon after the poet's death in the late eighteenth century (check the first one).
Break: the custom has been carried on fairly continuously, with a formal order that became fixed over time, so it is partly practice and partly codified.
Maker or leader: the host and the speakers are amateurs and sometimes professionals; it is a social custom, not a stage show.
Claim: it is usually described honestly as a tradition of about two centuries, not ancient.

Conclusion: a long-running practice, partly codified, which is both old and shaped by later conventions. Other answers are fine if the four steps are applied.