The final work deals with the topic of Traditional Cultural Inheritance of Brač. The history of the island of Brač has been written out by its population. Brač abounds in oral literature, especially oral poetry, although little of it has been recorded. Most oral literature inheritance has been kept in minds of old residents and it is lost, intangible and not written down in order to be preserved in appropriate media. The focus of the work is on customs and beliefs and lyrical songs associated with them, on microstructural forms (riddles and proverbs), as well as oral prose. Customs and belifs are related to man's work and the way of life. The intellectual maturity of youth was tested by riddles. Furthermore they were used for fun and entertainment in various occasions: during the olive picking or to relax after farming work etc. to turn heavy thoughts from the cruelty of everyday life. A proverb transfers multi-century and millennial experience that concisely typifies persons, events and phenomena. The old inhabitans of Brač wanted to convey life experience and wise thoughts to a young man. Oral prose includes the following kinds of stories: fairy tales, fables, sagas, tales , jokes, funs and legends. The residents of Brač are known for humour, so they cherish forms and jokes. Nowdays historical and mythical sagas which express emotional relation towards homeland or deeply rooted beliefs in supernatural phenomena, can be heard on Brač more often. According to information provided by narrators there are different story names: priče, fjabule, gončice, gančice, ganke etc. Interesting are Bolske fjabe i gočice, that include legends and sagas told in the area of Bol. Most stories are about macići, beings or monsters that like mischief and can cause problems to villagers by disturbing animals, destroying fields etc. There are various legends about saints, devil and women who are the main characters of events in which the devil is befooled. Stories about witches refers to the existence of demonological saga. The essence of demonological (demonic) saga is a personal experience, an encounter with a demonological (supernatural) being. There can also be found various stories with a wide variety of subjects, mostly humorous. Besides tales and stories, there are legends, usually unrealistic, mostly related to saints or fairies. The saints are St. Roko, St. Peter, Jesus and St. John the Baptist. St. Roko is a patron saint of Sutivan. There are many legends and poems about him and in the most famous of them he pushes plague from a place. All these oral records are confirmation that the inheritance of the island of Brač is rich and worth researching and revealing new sagas and customs.