Books with title South American Mythology

The mythology of Mesoamerica, which encompasses the general region of Central America, is a vast mixture of mythologies from many cultures. Yet even with so many cultures in the mix, each of the mythologies covers the same basic themes, including those about creation and the afterlife. Accompanying the text are brilliant, full-color images to capture the imagination. Supports English language arts content standards requiring students to identify and analyze the characteristics of various literary forms and genres, such as myths.

In Mythology Marvels: American Indian Mythology, readers will get an in-depth view into one of the world's most ancient mythologies. A great addition to library collections at home or at school, this 32-page title explains the stories of American Indians and their significance in preserving customs, traditions, and wisdom through storytelling. The Mythology Marvels series offers readers the opportunity to discover the customs and traditions of some of the world's most important historical cultures. Featuring before- and after-reading activities, content area vocabulary, vivid imagery, and more, this series focuses on how mythology can relate to modern culture.

The mythology of Mesoamerica, which encompasses the general region of Central America, is a vast mixture of mythologies from many cultures. Yet even with so many cultures in the mix, each of the mythologies covers the same basic themes, including those about creation and the afterlife. Accompanying the text are brilliant, full-color images to capture the imagination. Supports English language arts content standards requiring students to identify and analyze the characteristics of various literary forms and genres, such as myths.

Burland, Cottie. North American Indian Mythology. London, Paul Hamlyn Ltd., 1965. 21 x 28.5cm. 153 pages, with text illustrations throughout and 26 colour plates. Original clothbound hardcover. Some signs of external wear including fading, bumping and staining. Internally in excellent condition other than minor text annotations. This book describes the beliefs of the North American Indians, showing the tribal traditions, religious art, customs, beliefs, and legends in relation to their spiritual life. It covers the main Indian tribes, showing how their myths were closely related to each other. It includes a list of the chief Gods and Spirits of North America and suggestions for further reading.