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Creation Myths Gilly Cameron Cooper

Creation Myths By Gilly Cameron Cooper

Creation Myths by Gilly Cameron Cooper


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Summary

Classic creation stories from ancient cultures around the world, a beautifully illustrated anthology of comparative mythology.

Creation Myths Summary

Creation Myths: How the world began, in 15 origin legends by Gilly Cameron Cooper

The universal and archetypal theme of how the world began has been explored by tribes and civilizations from the earliest times. These creation myths from many different cultures range from tales of the Titans and Olympian gods of ancient Greece to the Dreamtime of the Aboriginal peoples. This beautifully illustrated anthology allows the reader to compare and contrast the varied and wonderful stories of how the world was made, from every continent. Some of the classic creation tales include Marduk and the Tablets of Destiny, Five Aztec Worlds, Obtalala and the Hen, and The Cosmic Coconut. Background information to the stories is also included to provide a superb context for young students to understand the subject further. It is a perfect introduction to tales of long ago, and is ideal for project work, school libraries or home study.

About Gilly Cameron Cooper

Gilly Cameron Cooper is a former journalist who turned to editing and writing illustrated reference for children. Patricia Ludlow has illustrated many children's books including Witch, Witch; The Riddle of the Holiday; and Scary Fairies.

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NGR9781861478665
9781861478665
1861478666
Creation Myths: How the world began, in 15 origin legends by Gilly Cameron Cooper
New
Hardback
Anness Publishing
20190830
80
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