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Poseidon is the Olympian god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses, frequently depicted with his trident. He symbolizes uncontrolled natural power and the duality between protection and destruction.

Exploring the power, myths and legacy of the King of the Olympians In the pantheon of Greek mythology , no figure is as great or powerful as Z...

Exploring the mythological origins of Rome In the annals of ancient history, few origin stories rival the mythological tale of Remus and Romulu...

Goddess Athena: Wisdom, war and patron of Athens Revealing the Complex Grace of Ancient Greece 's Warrior Goddess In the pantheon of Gree...

The Vikings were known as one of the great scourges of Europe from the 8th to the 11th century. A barbaric people without fear, cruel and d...

A major figure in the Celtic pantheon, known as the "Lord of the Animals", Cernunnos is a complex, multifaceted deity whose image and symbol...

The Tuatha Dé Danann are one of the most fascinating and enigmatic groups of beings in Celtic mythology. These beings, often called the "p...

The Parisii are a Celtic tribe who settled in what is now the Paris region, during the Iron Age (8th - 1st century BC). The origin of th...

The golden mask of the Mycenaean king Agamemnon Civilization _ Mycenaean Mycenas —the earliest archaeological site of this civilization...

Does Jason's quest for the Golden Fleece ring a bell? 👀 Jason is a famous Greek hero—raised by Chiron , the centaur—who went to seize...

Have you ever heard of the Temple of Apollo or the famous Gnothi Sauton precept? The Temple of Apollo is a sacred temple of ancient Greec...

More than an archaeological site, it is a moment in history that has remained frozen in time. Located in Italy, not far from Naples, it i...