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| Mesopotamian Mythology: Myths from ancient Sumer, Akkad, and Babylon, including the Epic of Gilgamesh. | Mesopotamian Mythology: Myths from ancient Sumer, Akkad, and Babylon, including the Epic of Gilgamesh. | ||
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| + | Zoroastrian Mythology: Tales from ancient Persia, focusing on the duality of good and evil. | ||
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| + | **Iron** | ||
| Celtic Mythology: Rich in stories from Irish and Welsh traditions, featuring figures like Cuchulainn and the Tuatha Dé Danann. | Celtic Mythology: Rich in stories from Irish and Welsh traditions, featuring figures like Cuchulainn and the Tuatha Dé Danann. | ||
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| Norse Mythology: Tales of gods like Odin, Thor, and Loki, as well as epic sagas and legends. | Norse Mythology: Tales of gods like Odin, Thor, and Loki, as well as epic sagas and legends. | ||
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| African Mythology: Diverse myths from various cultures, including Anansi the Spider and creation myths from the Dogon people. | African Mythology: Diverse myths from various cultures, including Anansi the Spider and creation myths from the Dogon people. | ||
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| + | Mesoamerican Mythology: Myths of the Aztecs and Maya, including stories of Quetzalcoatl and the Popol Vuh. | ||
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| Polynesian Mythology: Features tales of gods like Maui and Pele, as well as creation myths. | Polynesian Mythology: Features tales of gods like Maui and Pele, as well as creation myths. | ||
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| + | **European** | ||
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| + | Basque Mythology: Rich in folklore, including stories of the goddess Mari and mythical creatures. | ||
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| Slavic Mythology: Includes stories of gods like Perun and Veles, and folklore about creatures like Baba Yaga. | Slavic Mythology: Includes stories of gods like Perun and Veles, and folklore about creatures like Baba Yaga. | ||
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| Finnish Mythology: Rich in tales from the Kalevala, featuring gods, heroes, and mythical creatures. | Finnish Mythology: Rich in tales from the Kalevala, featuring gods, heroes, and mythical creatures. | ||
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| - | Inuit Mythology: Features stories of the creation of the world and the trickster Raven. | + | === |
| - | Zoroastrian Mythology: Tales from ancient Persia, focusing on the duality of good and evil. | + | **EuroRus- Shaman** |
| - | https:// | + | Sami Mythology: The indigenous people of the Arctic region have rich folklore, including stories of the goddess Beaivi |
| - | Basque Mythology: Rich in folklore, including stories of the goddess Mari and mythical creatures. | + | https://www.beneathnorthernlights.com/ |
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| - | Balkan Mythology: Encompasses various myths and legends from countries like Serbia and Bulgaria. | + | **More** |
| - | Sami Mythology: The indigenous people of the Arctic region have rich folklore, including stories of the goddess Beaivi | + | Freemasonry |
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| + | The best wiccan sites | ||
| + | [[All wiccan domains via ddg sep25]] | ||
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