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Mythology…

Olympus… Home of the gods Greek gods looked much like humans They were taller, prettier and they could do NO wrong. They lived on top of Mount Olympus, too tall for any man to climb They visited Earth and disguised themselves like humans or animals The gods worshipped Mother Earth

What is Mythology? Myths Online Elements of Myths Explain a natural event Many gods and goddesses present in myths The gods and goddesses are heroes with super human characteristics Magic is often present A metamorphosis may occur

Characteristics of a Myth… Title of Myth: The Story of Io Title of Myth Explains a Natural Event (why there are earthquakes) Has many gods or goddesses The gods and goddess are heroes or have super human powers. Magic Metamorphosis occurs