Warren believed all these mythical lands were folk memories of a former inhabited far northern seat where man was originally created.
12.
They are known from fossil and subfossil remains only, and in a few cases may be remembered in folk memory.
13.
Over the centuries, the hill became in folk memory a sort of Bulgarian Camelot and is now a revered national historic site.
14.
As the folk memory of 1987 displaces the folk memory of 1929, the popular fear of shares seems therefore to be fading.
15.
As the folk memory of 1987 displaces the folk memory of 1929, the popular fear of shares seems therefore to be fading.
16.
They are known from subfossil remains and sometimes folk memory, as in the case of Haast's eagle from New Zealand.
17.
Grierson eventually entered folk memory, and was the subject of a strange custom recorded in Galloway and Dumfriesshire in the 19th century.
18.
For one thing, Dalley said, it is questionable that a folk memory would have persisted over more than 4, 000 years.
19.
As Hephaestus was an iron-age smith, not a bronze-age smith, the connection is one from ancient folk memory.
20.
Political folk memory has been encouraged to misremember the impeachment of Richard Nixon as the work of roughhouse Democrats ganging up on the Republican president.
