http://www.culturev.com/mongol/mythology.html
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The site that you gave was a good site.  I dont know about best.  That depends on what you are looking for and if they have it.  Here are some other links on the subject for you to browse and see if they are what you are looking for and if they are better than the site that you have.  Happy Huntings!
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Every culture has folkstories about the creation of earth.  I listed several links below, from Native Indian to Incan to Chinese.  There are LOTS more online and easy to find. Interesting too!
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check out www.kujiin.com
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http://denbeste.nu/cd_log_entries/2004/01/Anunsungally.shtml
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http://avatar.yahoo.com/
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Check with Muslimah, or Heron by the Sea. I don't know where they got theirs from, but I do know there is a site that has avatar clothing types for all different religions. It's possible that one of them may have found that site and can direct you to it.
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Here is a good one for Poseidon. You can look for other gods or goddesses on the site as well.
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I hope these sites help you\n\nhttp://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~loxias/myth.htm\n\nhttp://www.temple.edu/classics/oedipus.html
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http://www.infoplease.com/askeds/donkey-elephant.html
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http://www.sacred-texts.com/index.htm
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The best reference I can find is The White Horse Dialogue by Gongsun Longzi and the argument for the thesis that a white horse is not a horse.
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I believe people explain things to the best of their knowledge, and the people in the past are no different. As a general rule, mythology has some connection to fact - even if it is a very slim link.\n\nLet's take for example the Centaur - a being that has the body of a horse, and the torso of a man where the horses head would be. Now, imagine if you will that you have no concept of saddlery and you see at a distance a man or group of men riding horses. Anyone knows that a well-trained rider on a horse can appear to be fluid, and accomplish some amazing feats, so at a distance it might seem that a four-legged beast with the torso of a man is maneuvering. So the beginnings of a myth are created, and are propagated by the retelling of this tale.\n\nConsider another example - Dragons. While the exact appearance of a dragon varies (Eastern vs Western, wyrms vs serpents), one common detail is large size. Now, despite the reluctance of the current government, it can be agreed that China is the site of amazing fossil remains, as are many other locations all over the world. Imagine that someone was to dig up large petrified bones, but had no concept of 'dinosaurs' or the theory of evolution. A peasant, a magistrate, a knight, a feudal lord - all might surmise that they are the bones of a large animal and where there is one large animal, there are others. Eastern mythology places Dragons as part of the Celestial Order, Western mythology sees them as the test of mettle and chivalric valour. Again, the tale is told to any who will listen and gains some credence in folklore.\n\nGranted, this is supposition on my part, and might be a grand example of pulling together some half-assed truths. Then again, people judge their world by their own experiences and knowledge. It is easy enough for 'errors' in the retelling of tales about foreign creatures or things found to accumulate over time. From here, a fact becomes a tall tale, and over an age become legend and then myth. \n\nBesides - you know how gullible some people are...   8)
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Try this site http://www.andalusian-horses.org/
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Check Chinese stories.  They use dragons in many of their stories.  You can refer to http://www.starfall.com/n/level-c/chinese-fables/load.htm?f\n\nYou might want something other than this, but it gives you an idea of where to look.  Dragons are referred to by nearly every civilization.  You shouldn't have any trouble finding something you want.
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Why is this question in the mythology section?\n\nI recomend a search engine.
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Try:\nwww.fairiesworld.com (recommended)\nwww.fairy-pictures.com\nwww.fairyvisions.com
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Greetings,\n\nHere are some links you might find useful.\n\nChinese:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_constellation\nhttp://www.chinapage.com/astronomy/syho/syho.html\n\nLakota Native Americans (midwest -U.S.):\nhttp://www.kstrom.net/isk/stars/startabs.html\n\nNative Americans (misc.):\nhttp://eev2.liu.edu/e3/stargazer/native.htm\n\nEgyptian:\nhttp://www.egyptologyonline.com/astronomy.htm\nhttp://www.personal.psu.edu/users/d/r/drn116/egypt.html\n\nHope some of those help\n\n-matt