Humans from Earth: Many Cultures Preserve the Same Procedure for Making a People
Chinese tradition says that Nüwa molded people from yellow earth. At Panopeus, Pausanias recorded a local claim that clay-coloured stones were remnants of the material Prometheus used to make the human race. Genesis 2:7 says that a human was formed from dust and then received the breath of life. In ancient Egypt, Khnum was associated with making life on a potter's wheel.
Chinese tradition says that Nüwa molded people from yellow earth. At Panopeus, Pausanias recorded a local claim that clay-coloured stones were remnants of the material Prometheus used to make the human race. Genesis 2:7 says that a human was formed from dust and then received the breath of life. In ancient Egypt, Khnum was associated with making life on a potter's wheel.
Chinese tradition says that Nüwa molded people from yellow earth. At Panopeus, Pausanias recorded a local claim that clay-coloured stones were remnants of the material Prometheus used to make the human race. Genesis 2:7 says that a human was formed from dust and then received the breath of life. In ancient Egypt, Khnum was associated with making life on a potter's wheel.
Chinese tradition says that Nüwa molded people from yellow earth. At Panopeus, Pausanias recorded a local claim that clay-coloured stones were remnants of the material Prometheus used to make the human race. Genesis 2:7 says that a human was formed from dust and then received the breath of life. In ancient Egypt, Khnum was associated with making life on a potter's wheel.
Chinese tradition says that Nüwa molded people from yellow earth. At Panopeus, Pausanias recorded a local claim that clay-coloured stones were remnants of the material Prometheus used to make the human race. Genesis 2:7 says that a human was formed from dust and then received the breath of life. In ancient Egypt, Khnum was associated with making life on a potter's wheel.
Chinese tradition says that Nüwa molded people from yellow earth. At Panopeus, Pausanias recorded a local claim that clay-coloured stones were remnants of the material Prometheus used to make the human race. Genesis 2:7 says that a human was formed from dust and then received the breath of life. In ancient Egypt, Khnum was associated with making life on a potter's wheel.