When people think of myths, the images, concepts, and beliefs that emerge are usually that of old wives tales, mystical stories of gods and heroes, fables, fairy tales, and superstitions. We normally see them as colorful works of literature by people with vivid imaginations. However, to get answers to our questions like; are these myths just stories or are they based on facts? Is there any truth in them? We must look deeper into who, …showed first 75 words of 2055 total…

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