Greek Myths True Stories

Generations of readers who want to know if Greek 's great myth is based on real stories. One of the readers who decided to investigate was German archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann. He was convinced that there was an ancient city Troy, mentioned in Homer's Ilyad, and began searching for it. In the early 1870s, Schlieman began digging in the place in the northwestern part of Turkey, a place consistent with Homer 's explanation of Troy. He discovered street ruins, gold, silver, pottery, household items. Later, other researchers revealed that a series of different settlements appeared in the same place for thousands of years. One of them may be Homer's Troy

An ancient Greek narrator tells the story of ancient Greek gods by village. These stories are called myths (abbreviations of myths, or stories about God). Each story teller changed myths to fit their audience and their own imagination. The personality is consistent. For example, Zeus is always the king of God, and only Zeus can throw a lightning bolt. This is a story of ancient Greek myths, storyteller Lin Donn said.

In ancient Greek, the word "myth" literally means "word" or "story". It refers to the long-standing untitled story of the ancient Greek community. The characters of Greek myth are usually God and Hero. Each story contains the moral lessons of human beings on the earth, and they learn from the immortal spirit and various heroes of various tragedies. In most cases these courses will explain how to include ethics or how to create natural features. Since at least in the Mycenae era, since the study of the Swedish scholar Martin Nielsen (1874-1967), poets and minions have been introduced into the monarchy and that the local king may be a militaristic society where the local king is a vassal It is widely believed. In the early 1930's, Nielsen assumed that Mycenae was a Greek and later confirmed when architect Michael Wenstro decoded linearity. There were several tablets in 1952 ...