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What did Athena Greek goddess look like?
She wearing a helmet and holding a shield.
What does Athena the god look like?
She is imortal and is dressed as a warrior with fully armor. She is goddess of wisdom and crafts. This is in "Greek Mythogly
What did the goddess Athena look like?
she looked like a very good queen.
What kind of clothes did Greek goddess Athena wear?
she would hve wore something like a white cloth made to look like a dress of some sort
What does Athena's symbols look like?
The Greek goddess Athena has different symbols, including the owl, a shield, helmet, and spear. Athena was the goddess of wisdom and so the owl represents this. Likewise, because this goddess also is associated with warriors and victory, her other symbols are related to these aspects, especially the shield/breastplate also called an aegis.
What do children of Athena look like?
In classical mythology, Athena didn't have any children. She was a virgin goddess.
What would medusa the greek god use her powers for?
Medusa isn't a Greek Goddess, and she doesn't have any powers, except if you mean the 'turn into stone when you look her in the eye' thing. That was only a curse by Athena because Medusa and Poseidon were making love in one of Athena's temples, and Athena is a virgin goddess.
What does Athens look like?
Do a web search for images of Athens - there are plenty to inform you.
What is Athenas responsibility?
If you are talking about the greek goddess then it would be Wisdom, weaving, crafting i think
What did the greek goddess Pandora look like physically?
Do you know if Pandora the Goddess was respected/
What did the Greek goddess Persephone's jewelry look like?
Pearls.
What does goddess Athena look like?
Athena is typically portrayed as a mature woman wearing armor and a helmet, often carrying a shield and spear. She is often depicted with an owl, which symbolizes wisdom, and wearing a peplos or chiton, which are traditional Greek garments. Athena is known for her beauty, strength, and wisdom.
