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Tumbainot: Flood Myth And Hero Of Maasai Tribe
Myth of Tumbainot is from the Maasai tribe, Kenya. Tumbainot is righteous in the eyes of God when, from mythological and spiritual perspective, the densely populated world becomes sinful and the first murder is committed. Prior to the penance and other religious ways for the atonement of sins, complete annihilation of humankind is the primordial image ...
Sharma, Priyanka, Soreng, Eric
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Popular myths about flooding in Western Washington [PDF]
Joseph L. Jones
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The Roles of Animals in Chinese Flood Myths [PDF]
Zelei LIAN
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A Study on the Korean Flood Myth
Heon-Seon Kim
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High volume surgery, flood myths, cancer, and minions [PDF]
F. M. Riegler
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Mark Edward Lewis, The Flood Myths of Early China [PDF]
Bernard Formoso
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This study aims to explore the portrayal of the Fountain of Youth and the myth of the Flood in movies. Firstly, the meaning of the water myth is explained.
Murat Şahin
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Genealogy of Lady Sitting on Noah's Ark (AS), in Islamic Paintings [PDF]
One of the oldest myths among many cultures is the flood story. Since its inception, this myth has attracted the attention of artists in a variety of cultures. In most images related to the flood, a lady is among the passengers of the ark whose character
Taghi Hamidimanesh +1 more
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What on Earth Can Atlantis Teach Us?
This article presents and contextualises my recently completed cli-fi novel, Chameleon, which is set during the fall of Atlantis and presents a scenario of extreme climate change some 12,000 years ago.
Sarah Holding
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Gourd and Gourd Worship Appeared in the Chinese Flood Myth and the Human Origin Myth
서유원
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