Delve into the origins of myths and legends, where humanity’s curiosity about the world led to the creation of stories passed down through generations. Discover how ancient rock art and cave drawings reflect early attempts to explain natural phenomena. From Greek mythology’s gods and goddesses to Celtic and Nordic legends, these tales offer insights into the beliefs and cultures of diverse communities throughout history.
From the principles of Humanity that man has been influenced by the environment or the world that surrounds him, being curious about everything that happened to him and leaving records of what he saw as it was in the case of Rock Art, consisting of different writings or drawings in the Walls of Caverns that used as refuge, making known the different types of animals that hunted or even making representations about the members of their Community or Tribe.
These events gave rise to what was later the Tradition and Culture of a given population, and began the proposals and the search for explanations to the different events that took place, and thus, far from being applied a Scientific Methodology (for technological reasons) , among other reasons) began to offer a belief, seeking an explanation to the phenomena of everyday life.
It was thus that the Myths and Legends were originated, that surely we will have read more than once, where the so-called Mythological Beings were given, which were generally Human, Animal figures or a hybridization in these two great groups of living beings , who were responsible for the different physical and chemical phenomena that occur in the world.
These stories sought to provide an answer to what science had not yet been able to explain accurately, being for example the Greek Mythology with a great development among its characters, each of them being in charge of the different characteristics of the world, as in the case of the God of Lightning, the Goddess of Love and other deities.
Each of the great nations also had its own legends, as in the case of Celtic Mythology, with their respective characters and stories, as well as Nordic Mythology, among other Fables and Stories that are part of the Culture and Tradition of a community , country or region.
