the reason many ancient civilizations believed in gods was because they really didn't have much reason for many occurrences. If their was a hurricane or a volcanic eruption, it was because they thought the gods were mad at them. Having gods gave them a reason for things that at the time they couldn't explain.
The ancient people believed that the Gods and Goddesses they worshiped would protect them and bring them good harvest or the like. Women would pray to Hera/Juno for children usually.
it is the home of the gods and goddesses from the ancient Aztec civilizations
In ancient civilizations, many cultures believed in gods that lived on Earth among humans. These gods were often seen as powerful beings who influenced human affairs and were worshipped through rituals and offerings.
Both of these Ancient Civilizations worshipped many gods/goddesses.
Ancient Civilization has Greek mythology that they believe in.
Walter Addison Jayne has written: 'The healing gods of ancient civilizations' -- subject(s): Ancient Medicine, Healing gods, Medicine, Ancient, Mythology
No, but the ancient Greeks did.
The purpose of the altar of incense in ancient civilizations was to burn fragrant substances as an offering to the gods or deities, symbolizing prayers and communication with the divine.
Roman gods were invented over time just like those in all other civilizations. They started out with vague gods of their own but quickly absorbed those worshipped in Ancient Greece.
The number of gods and goddesses the ancient Egyptians knew of and worshiped has not been counted.
Etruscans
not all the ancient people did the Greeks believed in like 50 gods/goddesses