Parthenon Graphics Timelines Family Tree of Greek Mythology Pedigree Poster

Great item. You can actually read it unlike others. Item just as listed. Packaged well for shipment. Received early. Would purchase from this seller again.

There is probably no perfect genealogy table of the Greek gods and heroes. At some point, one must draw the line on inclusivity and size or make decisions about competing stories and birth attribution. Having said that, this is probably as good as it gets unless you do your own. About the size of a large mat that you would put under a dish of food, it is a reasonable size (I would prefer one 4 times larger, but it doesn't exist). It is "plasticized" and that is probably best in terms of preserving it. Overall, a reasonable and useful purchase.

We used this as part of an Escape Room clue in Girl Scouts. It worked perfectly and one of the girls begged me to let her take it home. I did and she has it on her wall.

Received a copy o this for the classroom. This is a good effort at the family tree for The Gods, with a few GLARING misplacements, gender misspellings, and exclusions, which have me wondering about the authors motives and background of research. The most obvious is Ganymede who is one of the most well known figures in the classical world. Ganymede is male gender, lets just get that out of the way no "A" ending in the spelling, and simply put, was described by authors of antiquity, as so beautiful that Zeus took Ganymede to Mt. Olympus for His consort and made him immortal. This is the widely accepted as the most known/polular version of his origin, but all versions have him as male. Where as the daughter of Hera which should be in "Ganymeda's" slot is HEBE, and she was the Goddess of Youth, and the first cupbearer to The Gods. Zeus and most all of The Gods had consorts of both male and female gender. Nonissue for the pre-Christian world and more than half of the post-modern West. This chart seems to be drawn from a potentially sanitized source that has not properly researched the ancient Hellenic religion or its source ancient scriptures, BCE author dialogues or current academic reviews on the original The Gods. With some academic updates this could be a star. I really appreciate the fact that the chart is made available and I hope that the publishers will hire a knowledgable academic to edit it. Thank you.

The thing itself is okay, though a little overpriced. Took a long time to be delivered and when it came I was charged $35 in taxes! Why? Because the seller had put in a $292 value for inport purposes. Something that cost $20. I was out at the time and my wife paid it. I would have refused. Now I have to file an appeal.