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| the study of myths or to a body of myths that typical ancient story dealing with supernatural beings, ancestors, or heroes that serves a worldview of ppl explaining natural world, psychology, customs, or ideals od society, w or w/o facts. |
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| religion or religious sect considered extremeist or false with followers living in unconventional manners under guidance of authoritarian such as mormon |
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| narrative of culture, tradition or ppl that describe the earliest beginnings orally done and profound truths |
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| story of first man and woman myth with facts to prove a lesson |
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| only feathered serpent...they sat together and thought of it and it was created until god saw things went wrong so there was a flood and it started over |
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| teaches gratitude, obedience, willingness of spirit, compassion of god's patience, and mercy. |
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| the symbolic analysis of a single digit and master numbers in the approach of numerological character take on spiritual meanings in bible used in egypt. |
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| egyptian most important myth osiris and isis bro and sis....osiris dies 13 parts are found isis puts him back together and sings to him was in love with him |
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| egypt funeral text developed from the tradition of the funerary manuscripts. pyramid texts help king unas to reunite him w ra |
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| celtic mythology priest pieces of irish history and puts them into a novel and it sounds catholic but it isnt with the soul moving on and the soul continues to live on druid and crystals |
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| liafail very oral tradition party countryside with a lot of rain invasion to dananna |
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| passed down by an oral tradition in the 1800s english or high irish born protestant a lot of mental health issues |
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| provided with wider range of eating utensils and a range of food and drink |
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| utensils richer females cart or wagon independent ruler buried with a scepter |
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| judeo christian influence |
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| judaism and christianity used in historical sense to refer to early connections |
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| is lit in funeral service and body and grave goods on pyre and cremate fill in pit when burnt all |
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| dig a pit and build a pyre in the pit body and grave goods burnt out completely |
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| ashes in urn and bury along with grave goods |
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| may be given a club or weapon and should have at least one tool for trade |
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| dogs and horses sacrificed with owner |
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| bodies were placed on a funeral pyre and cremated weapons food tools or items indicate trade in afterlife marked |
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| pre-christian norse or scandanavian mythology comprises religion, beliefs, and legends northern germanic tribes orally viking age the eddas and other texts |
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| nature spirits or beings with death a hero by norse standards was that the warrior had strong blade cowards held back in battle |
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| celtic mythology priests pieces of irish history and ptu into novel sounds like catholic with the soul |
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| liafail very oral tradition party countryside a lot of rain island the invasion danaan tuatha means tribe |
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