The Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Mythology

No matter where you go, you will find that every tribe and culture has its own version of creation. It has its own story to tell about gods and powerful beings who created the world and everything in it. These stories also attempt to explain the things that happen all the time, like rain, thunder, drought, and famine.

For a time, these stories were thought to be real. Statues and monuments were built for these gods and deities. But over the course of millennia, these same deities are now depicted as no more than myth and legends. Today, these stories serve as great reference points for the academe.

Greek Mythology Roman Mythology

Ancient Rome also has a fair share of literature on gods and deities. In fact, many of these are closely associated with the characters we know and love from Greek mythology. Here we will explore the different stories and of ancient Roman gods and how they are related to our constellations.

Norse Mythology

If you have seen Thor and Loki in the movies, then you must know that you have just seen a glimpse of the rich world of Norse mythology. Just like Greek and Roman mythology, Norse folklore is a complete feast of stories from creation to destruction.

Egyptian Mythology

Whenever we mention Egypt, we think of mummies and pyramids. We also think of half human, half animal deities. Together, let us explore ancient stories that make Egypt one of the most fascinating cultures on earth.

Native American Mythology

Native American stories are just as fascinating as other mythological stories in the world. They are traditionally in oral and written form found in the indigenous tribes of American Indians. Just like Egypt, the texts are seen in hieroglyphic forms found in caves. Their folklore lives on as many American Indian writers retell the story of their culture in modern times.

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