The history and importance of myths and legends continued ...
We'd like to claim Thoth, the Egyptian god of writing and wisdom for libraries (except for the part where they sometimes look like a baboon, thank you).
Plus we're talking British folklore, including the Loch Ness monster and the Arthurian cycle. And even the legendary Trojan Horse.
Join us as we dive further into the mythological wonders of the world, and listen along to a story that began 500,000 years ago.
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Only a Monster by Vanessa Len
100 Remarkable Feats of Xander Maze by Clayton Zane Comber
Beyond Climate Grief by Jonica Newby
Bitter Greens by Kate Forsyth
The Dressmakers of Yarrandarrah Prison by Meredith Jaffé
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Legend vs. Myth
The historical significance of storytelling. From ancient Greek myth to the modern blockbuster
Relation of myths to other narrative forms
Where do myths, legends and folktales come from?
Myths, Stories & Reality
Of old stories and legends
Oral Storytelling, Ancient Myths, and a Narrative Poem
Egyptian creation myths
Egyptian myth
The Icelandic Sagas: Europe's most important book?
Icelandic sagas Information
Icelandic Sagas Index
Scottish myth
Leprechauns
Royal bees
Bermuda Triangle
Bigfoot
Boudicca Destruction Horizon
Boudicca as Propaganda
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