March of the Titans
Laying the Foundations of Ancient Europe
An introduction to the Ancient Etruscans and Minoans adapted from
Arthur Kemp’s March of the Titans with additions by Sigrdrifa Staff.

A Day in the Life of...an Etruscan Child
Veteran Sigrdrifa writer Melody LaRue takes us into the life of an Etruscan
child.

The Lost Magic of the Etruscan Tombs
Exploring the ancient tombs of the Etruscans made it possible to know
more about their civilization – in fact, most of what we do know comes
from these tombs.

The Etruscan Demon of Death - Charun
A short introduction to Charun, the Etruscan demon (or god) of death.

The Disciplina Etrusca
The foundation of Etruscan principles, religion and life.

Mirror Mirror
Throughout the ancient world, there was a fascination and a fear of ones
reflection. The knowledge of these myths combined with the over 1500
mirrors found in Etruria, show us that the Etruscans held similar beliefs.

The Path to Understanding
....a short introduction to Etruscan Language

The Mediterranean Diet - A Model for Good Health
The title says it all!

Etruscan Engineering
Etruscan engineering was intertwined with the core of their religion, and
as with many ancient Folk, these tasks were passed down and formed the foundation of the following generation’s knowledge.

A Day in the Life of...a Minoan Child
Sigrdrifa writer Kathy Metzger takes us into the life of a Minoan child.

The Myth of the Minotaur
A retelling of the ancient myth by Ellie Sullivan

The Palaces of Minoan Crete
A highly informative and visually stunning article about the palaces of
Minoan Crete by Ellie Sullivan.

Sons of Zeus
Learn about Talos: Man of Bronze - Minos: King of Crete - and - Daedalus:
Patron Saint of Sculptors.

The Early Minoan Mother Goddess
“Crete’s mystery is extremely deep. Whoever sets foot on this island
senses a mysterious force branching warmly and beneficently through his
veins, senses his soul begin to grow.”

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Knowledge is Power
A short introduction to the need for and power of literature.

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Even more uses for Olive Oil
Baby uses for Olive Oil!

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Coloring Page
The Ancient Etruscans, as well as other ancient cultures, used an instrument called a groma for land surveying.

FOLK & FAMILY
folk building in action
All in a Day’s Stitch
A growing group of homeschooled children learn to quilt

a birthing story
She Says - He Says
A birthing story....from her view point, and his!

ARTS & CRAFTS
food & folklore
Mediterranean Dishes
A few traditional Mediterranean favorites.

heritage homeworks
Infused Oils
Learn to craft your own infused olive oils.

nature’s first aid
Liquid Gold
A collaborative article by Kathy, Melody and Jodi.

health & fitness
Bull Jumping
An ancient sport

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