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While many myths seem to share a common origin, each culture imbues them with their own flavor, giving us a glimpse of both divine and mortal natures. This guide takes you on a journey through Greek, Indian, Celtic and other mythologies.
Although the worship of the Celtic pantheon did not survive the coming of Christianity, the goddesses of the Celtic lands have proved resourceful. While they are no longer Read More
The Wichita Indians originally lived in an area that ranged from what is currently Kansas to Texas. They now live in Oklahoma. They were also called the Black Pawnee by the Read More
Poseidon was the ancient Greek god of the sea. Read More
Throughout history, many gods and goddesses have been revered by the people of various cultures. Diana was a goddess worshiped by the Romans, but is also known in other Read More
Thousands of years ago, a civilization flourished in Greece whose accomplishments remain with us today. They first came up with the idea of democracy, designed tools that Read More
Early Roman mythology held that there were gods and goddesses that ruled over everything. No matter how mundane an aspect of life, there was a god or goddess that was in Read More
Throughout history many gods and goddesses have been worshiped in various cultures around the world. These deities were often known by many names and attributes. Although Read More
Atlantis is the name of a mythical lost civilization, perhaps a continent, that disappeared in a sudden catastrophe in ancient history. No one knows where this land was and Read More
To many, Irish mythology is the story of St. Patrick chasing out all the snakes or the leprechaun with his pot of gold. But just as the history of the people of Ireland, Read More
Learn about harp music and its place in ancient mythology in this beginner harp music lesson with expert music training tips in this free online instrument instruction Read More
The Wichita are a Native American people who initially came from northern Texas and southern Oregon. The Wichita embraced a belief system that was expressed in mythology, Read More
The mythology of Hawaii is rich and creative, and it embodies the spirit of native Hawaiian culture. Many stories from Hawaiian mythology center around the Big Island, Read More
The Amazons are portrayed in Greek mythology as a tribe of women warriors. The sixth book of Homer's "Iliad" (ca. 800 B.C.) is the first recorded reference to the Amazons, Read More
Apollo was the god of the sun in Greek mythology, mirroring his sister Artemis who was goddess of the moon. He's also associated with archery, music, healing, and Read More
The Fountain of Youth was a mythic spring that would supposedly grant eternal life and vigor to whoever drank from it. Legends and myths about the tale have existed since Read More
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