How Did Greek Myths Influence Our Culture
#1 The Egyptian myths talk about the Gods, and they try to explain the origin and behavior of the forces they represent. Also on the myths, Gods were represented by animals.As we know, myths talk mostly about deities and stories based on religion, so lets go and take a quick look to the Egyptian religion: Their religion was Polytheistic (they believed in multiple deities) and was centered on the Egyptian's interaction with the various deities and the forces of nature they represented.
The Ancient Greek Myths has always fascinated everyone all around the world, there is something magical in them that pulls our interest and we always want more and more of them. But first let me tell you a little about the Greek myths.The Greek mythology has a big influence on our culture, arts and literature. At first these stories were passed in an oral way (told from person to person), but later they used representational ways to preserve it, using vases, paints, murals, drawings on plates,poems, etc. The oldest source of stories we know it's on the epic poem "The Odyssey". We have always wonder about what we don't know, like the why and how we are in this planet, why we are alive, and more. And well, every culture …show more content…
Some very rich burials, such as the one located at Leubingen with grave gifts crafted from gold, point to an increase of social stratification already present in the Unetice culture. All in all, cemeteries of this period are rare and of small size. The Unetice culture is followed by the middle Bronze Age (1600–1200 BCE) Tumulus culture, which is characterised by inhumation burials in tumuli
The Ancient Greek Myths has always fascinated everyone all around the world, there is something magical in them that pulls our interest and we always want more and more of them. But first let me tell you a little about the Greek myths.The Greek mythology has a big influence on our culture, arts and literature. At first these stories were passed in an oral way (told from person to person), but later they used representational ways to preserve it, using vases, paints, murals, drawings on plates,poems, etc. The oldest source of stories we know it's on the epic poem "The Odyssey". We have always wonder about what we don't know, like the why and how we are in this planet, why we are alive, and more. And well, every culture …show more content…
Some very rich burials, such as the one located at Leubingen with grave gifts crafted from gold, point to an increase of social stratification already present in the Unetice culture. All in all, cemeteries of this period are rare and of small size. The Unetice culture is followed by the middle Bronze Age (1600–1200 BCE) Tumulus culture, which is characterised by inhumation burials in tumuli