Since the beginning of time, people have crafted imaginative Stories that have served as both religion and science, philosophy and psychology, astronomy and biology.
From Mount Olympus to Machu Picchu, here is an insightful, lively look at the Greatest Stories ever told..
He tackles the epic of Gilgamesh
Achilles and the Trojan War
Stonehenge and the Druids
Odin, Thor, and the entire Norse pantheon
Native American myths, and Much more, including the dramatic life and times of the man who would be Buddha.
Davis introduces and explains the great myths of the world using his engaging and delightfully irreverent question-and-answer style.
In this latest installment of the New York Times bestselling Don\'t Know Much About(R) series, Kenneth C.
The imaginative answers crafted by our ancestors have served as religion, science, philosophy, and popular literature.
They\'ve asked questions about where we come from, why the stars shine and the seasons change, and what constitutes evil. dollar bill? Did a pharaoh inspire Moses to worship one God? What\'s a Canaanite demoness doing at a rock concert? Since the beginning of time, people have been insatiably curious.
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What is an Egyptian pyramid doing on the U.
Davis explores the world of myth.
Now, popular historian Kenneth C.
Since the beginning of time, people have crafted imaginative Stories that have served as both religion and science, philosophy and psychology, astronomy and biology
