Flooding myths around the world

Introduction	Pima	Andaman	Huarochiri	Miao/Yao
Hawaiian	Batak	Scandinavian	Celtic	Yoruba
Kabadi (New Guinea)	Gunwinggu	Wiranggu (Australia)	Palau Isles	Tahitian
Samoan	Quillayute	Nizqualli	Kammu (Thailand)	Shasta
Cheyenne	Lakota	Tsetsaut	Yuma	Papago
Toltec	Huichol	Malorotare	Yanomamo	Yamana
Sumerian	Babylonian	Hebrew	Australian	Chaldean
Zoroastrian	Hindu	Greco-Roman	Jicarilla (Apache)	Mayan
Aztec	Squamish	Skagit	Mandingo	People of Mount Jefferson
Yakima	Caddo	Chippewa	Navajo	Hopi

Mayan

God sent the flood because the people made from wood (an early version of humans) had no souls, minds or hearts and had forgotten how they were made. They wanted to escape, but the animals that they had starved and beaten, the pots they had burnt, and the trees they'd stripped refused to help them. Only a few escaped the flood, and it is said that their descendants are monkeys.

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