Learning Resource
Roman Mythology: Gods, Heroes, & Monsters
In the ancient world, both the Romans and the Greeks had stories starring gods, goddesses, heroes and monsters.
A lot of these stories - or 'myths' - were about how the Romans and Greeks thought the universe worked.
They believed the gods and goddesses were responsible for everything: the sun, good harvests, and even wine!
Cost:
For use in school - free of charge.
Curriculum
Humanities: Human societies are complex and diverse, and shaped by human actions and beliefs.
Age: 8-11
'Perseus' (bronze sculpture) - Frederick Pomeroy (1898)
'Phaeton driving the Chariot of the Sun' (marble bas-relief) - John Gibson
