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Old or young myths and legends of the moon are still admired today!...

Stonehenge was built more than 3, 500 years ago and it is said to have been used for predicting lunar eclipses....

According to legend, the dyeing of eggs became a part of Christianity when Mary Magdalene visited the Roman Emperor and gave him a red egg as a...

Real vampires look similar to their prototypes from legends and movies....

According to legend, he understood the language of animals and demons from the lower worlds brought him jewels ....

Even today, many Indian tribes from the American Northeast and Southwest speak of legends of red-haired giants, with which their ancestors fought...

This makes the 2 legends completely different from one another....

Instead of being arranged in a circle, like Stonehenge, they were placed in a long row....

Some of the legends about Patrick go that he was able to bring the dead back to life....

1.8 miles (3 km) from the emblematic Stonehenge, archaeologists have uncovered a site that looks very much like it....

The Big Grey Man of Ben Macdui, or simply the Grey Man, is a creature that is said to live in Ben Macdui, the 2nd highest mountain in Scotland...

The Full Moon that occurs approximately every 29.5 days was linked to a series of myths, legends, sinister stories and superstitions....

Leprechauns are believed to have first appeared in a literary work in the 8th century, when they were mentioned in a poem, although legends about...
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