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Why isn't there a category for mythology in this application WikiAnswers?
You will find the WikiAnswers category 'Myths and Folklore' at the link below. Another place for mythology questions would be Ancient Religions, since Greek and Roman "mythology" was actually part of the religious beliefs of ancient Greeks and Romans. You can find Greek Mythology at 'History Politics and Society/Ancient History/Greek Mythology'.
What is the link between Greek mythology and the present?
In the present, you can find books or films based upon Greek Mythology.
Where do you go to find myths today?
Fundamentalist churches preserve mythology, what they don't invent.
Where can you find a list of the Greek myths?
Try Google or Firefox.
Where can you find Greek mythology tattoos?
Use Google.com and search through images, type in the search box "Greek mythology tattoos"
Where can you find a greek mythology family tree?
http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/mythology/greek_family_tree.html
What is Greek mythology exactly?
I have no clue what Greek mythology is exactly but i know it is a cool topic to learn about. you should go to Britannica encyclopedia to find out.
Is greek mythology hard to learn?
not that hard if you find it interesting
Who made Greek mythology?
The Greek myths are so old that all we know is that they originated in Ancient Greece. No one knows who invented them, or if they are real, for that matter -- what we call their mythology was their religion (basically).
Is a heliotrope related to greek mythology?
I can find no references to either the flower, the mineral or the surveying tool in mythology.
How do you find Poseidon?
Poseidon is a figure from Greek mythology, so you can learn more about him by reading ancient Greek texts like the Iliad and the Odyssey. You can also find information about Poseidon in books about Greek mythology, or by exploring websites dedicated to Greek gods and goddesses.
What is the difference between Norse myths and Greek myths?
Yes, you can compare almost any mythology to another. For example I could compare Zeus and Thor. This a chart of what they have in common. -Lightning God -Primary God -Live in a World that is considered better than the human world. (Asgard for Norse and Olympus for Greek) These are a very few and simple things they have in common, if you spent a longer time on it you could come up with many more similarities. You could also find what is different about them.
